130 stories by "Marsha Lederman"
Politically charged production examines plight of those trying to escape to America
Politically charged production examines plight of those trying to escape to America
Personal ads are ‘just so full of stories and weirdness and all the evidence of humanity,’ says co-creator Bill Richardson
Director Kim Collier brings the audience onstage in her new production of a Pulitzer Prize-winning play
Director Kim Collier brings the audience onstage in her new production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning All the Way Home
She had a vision of a house onstage, which the audience literally shares with the cast
A Vancouver theatre company continues its counterintuitive tradition of offering dark and discordant plays to mark the festive season
Marsha Lederman names her favourites from a busy and dramatic year
Attending a live performance of Dickens’s story has become a holiday tradition. But in the hands of different theatre companies, it can be quite a different tale
Attending a live performance of Dickens’s story has become a holiday tradition. But in the hands of different theatre companies, it can be quite a different tale
Ronnie Burkett’s puppet visions are sometimes funny, but also terrifying and breathtaking
Choreographer Jean Grand-Maître has made some adjustments to Love Lies Bleeding as it begins a crucial run in Toronto
City of Vancouver agrees during in-camera meetings to forgive theatre’s debt and to provide emergency grant
Canada’s “Sexy Rexy” discusses the upcoming premiere of the theatre/dance/musical hybrid Tosca Cafe and So You Think You Can Dance Canada
As happened on a larger scale in the U.S. with 9/11, artists are responding to the Air India tragedy in Canada with dance, poetry and opera
Award-winning actress Susinn McFarlen's new play at the Vancouver Fringe puts spotlight on older women
When award-winning actress Susinn McFarlen realized how few parts there are for women over 50, she saw a mission for the play she was writing: Since You Left Us, premiering at the Vancouver …
Actor Bruce Horak has lived with the disease all his life, his father died of it, and now he’s embodying it in a one-man show that’s generating both praise and anger
Consultation with other theatre experts ensured only state-of-the-art technology for the Alberta venue
Ride the Cyclone’s run during the Toronto theatre festival helped catch the eye of a commercial producer who wants to take the show off-Broadway
Ride the Cyclone’s run during the Toronto theatre festival helped catch the eye of a commercial producer who wants to take the show off-Broadway
Western Edge Theatre in Nanaimo, B.C., will present a public reading of the play Homegrown in July in support of SummerWorks, and to protest Ottawa’s decision to withdraw funding for th…
Western Edge Theatre in Nanaimo, B.C., will present a public reading of the play Homegrown in July in support of SummerWorks, and to protest Ottawa’s decision to withdraw funding for th…
'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee' earns three top Jessie Richardson prizes; co-producing company Arts Club takes home 10 Jessies
Under a bigger (and more comfortable) new tent, Bard on the Beach delivers Shakespeare’s As You Like It with a stunning view of English Bay
