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Call it Cirque du Soleil’s quarter-life crisis. Back in 2008, the Canadian circus conglomerate – known for its animal-free thrills and aesthetic –was enjoying a completely charmed e…
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 10:01AMAntoni Cimolino’s production is a well-acted ensemble piece but lacks standout performances
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:09PMThe first in a series of kids’ plays, Stratford’s Charlie Brown boasts a stellar cast
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:13PMToronto reviewers present second-annual awards to honour the best of the city’s 2011-2012 theatre productions
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 12:11AM42nd Street is all about hoofing, and not so much about plot
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 06:08PMThis could be an enjoyable romp, but it misses the comedic mark
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:57PMIn her turn as Beatrice, Hay finds an aching balance between sass and longing
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 02:59PMThom Marriott’s performance as John Tarleton, one of Shaw’s most inspired blowhards, is unmissable
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 02:31PMJackie Maxwell’s ambitious pageant about America, both the place and the idea, slightly out of tune
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 10:15AMAlisa Palmer’s hard-to-categorize play a fascinating look at family conflict
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 10:10AMIt’s easy to pooh-pooh Gilbert and Sullivan as dusty English relics, but as The Globe’s theatre critic observes, the operetta-writing duo are not only surprisingly influential but …
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:04PMThe central character in the Shaw Festival’s 2012 season opener suggests a homosexual lothario in disguise, though the rest of the characters seem entirely oblivious
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 03:50PMContrary to popular belief, Terence Rattigan’s plays are works of substance and sexual frisson
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:08PMAs spring arrives, Toronto theatre turns to thoughts of love - in dark and disturbing tones
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Linked From The Globe and Mail at 03:10PMIt’s not perfect, but this West Side Story scratches the itch one gets every couple of years for this classic American musical
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 03:46PMA Sophocles-a-thon that gets the ratio off
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 02:25PMWatching an all-black cast skewer African-American stereotypes is unsettling but the awkwardness is part of the appeal
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:44PMWith Gruesome Playground Injuries, BirdLand Theatre presents the Canadian premiere of a 2009 play by Ravij Joseph, and audiences should try to catch it while they can
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 02:51PMSet in Shakespeare’s time but relocated to the Algonquin nation of what would become Canada, an ambitious new production of the playwright’s greatest tragedy tackles themes of patr…
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:07PMIn the wake of the demise of the Vancouver Playhouse and Dancap productions, we should be asking some serious questions
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 04:03PMTwo plays take audiences on two very different trips
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 03:11PMBroadway transfer gets morale and probable financial boost, and chance to showcase one of its songs on live Tony broadcast
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 06:31PMMusical that transferred to Broadway up for best musical revival
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 10:05AMThe 1936 Hart and Kaufman play is an early prototype of the wacky family comedy genre
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 04:33PMThis juxtaposition of dance and theatre is frustrating
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:03PMThis stylish and stylized production is a treat
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 04:43PMRobert Chafe tells an uplifting story of a shipwreck, a rescue, and open-hearted enlightenment set against the backdrop of the civil-rights struggle
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 02:35PMMarina Nemat’s extraordinary memoir has been adapted for the stage by Maja Ardal
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:04PMWhile American and British playwrights have already mounted plays about the post-9/11 wars, all has been quiet on the Canadian theatrical front. That silence is about to be broken as three n…
Linked From The Globe and Mail at 05:41PMThere are three actresses in Daniel MacIvor’s new play, but it’s soon apparent there’s only one real character
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