The Toronto Theatre Review: Soulpepper's The Comeuppance and Icarus Theatre's DNA By Ross Death has been lurking on the edges of Toronto's stages lately, threatening and messing with the liv…
"Prepare to be gooped," we are told, wisely, as we slide onto the slick with absurdity slopes at the SoHo Playhouse, where Gwyneth Goes Skiing returns for another limited run, gleefully lamp…
The Toronto Theatre Review: The Far Side of the Moon at Bluma Appel Theatre, Toronto By Ross Robert Lepage, who masterfully brought motorcycles and mayhem to his Stratford Festival productio…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Doc Wuthergloom's Little Lib'ary of the Damned at the Red Sandcastle Theatre By Ross We're warned before we even take our seats: doom is imminent. A committed, po…
A Netflix Film Review: "The Twits" By Ross "Once upon a time, there were two terrible Twits." This is the seemingly generic opening of this excitingly non-generic nighttime story told by a f…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Romy & Michele: The Musical By Ross "God, I wish I had your discipline," she says, as the movie turned musical opens with a flash of colour, a flurry of …
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Samuel Beckett's Endgame By Ross He stands, staring, questioning the room and, in a way, his own existence. Each movement is deliberate, one halting step at …
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Bat Boy: The Musical By Ross The night was Halloween, and the theatre was primed for chaos. And as the storm rolled in across the stage at New York City Cent…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Lincoln Center Theater's Kyoto By Ross "The times you are living in are fucking awful." The statement drops early and direct in Kyoto, echoing through the re…
A Front Mezz Interview: Mark Shanahan Discusses the Westport Country Playhouse If running a theater is anything like hosting a dinner party, Mark Shanahan has found himself presiding over th…
The Broadway Theatre Review: Ragtime By Ross An upright piano still stands silently in a pool of light, waiting to unleash the epic heartbeat of Ragtime. A young boy approaches, tentative bu…
A Companion Piece to the Frontmezzjunkie's Review of Broadway's Ragtime Before I share my own review of Ragtime's majestic Broadway transfer, I wanted to include a piece written by my compan…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Other at Greenwich House Theater By Ross When Ari'el Stachel won his Tony Award for The Band's Visit, a show that I loved with all my heart (including his sw…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Gwyneth Goes Skiing at the Soho Playhouse NYC By Ross "Prepare to be gooped," we are told, wisely, as we slide onto the slick with absurdity slopes at the So…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Atlantic Theater Company's Let's Love By Ross A bar with two seats and a piano sit on a bare stage, promising intimacy but lacking the warmth that one might …
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Grove House Productions' Not Ready for Prime Time By Ross At the Newman Mills Theater, a comedy legend is retold with little comic spark, and for a play abou…
The Broadway Theatre Review: Liberation on Broadway By Ross When I first experienced the glory of Bess Wohl's extraordinary Liberation at Roundabout's Laura Pels Theatre earlier this year, I…
The TIFF Film Review: Philippe Falardeau's "Lovely Day" and Mathieu Denis's "The Cost of Heaven" By Ross There's a particular kind of Canadian film that sneaks up on you; bright and welcomin…
The Frontmezzjunkies Interview with George Reinblatt & Suzy Wilde, the creatives behind Predictable Holiday Rom-Com: The Musical By Ross Just in time for twinkling lights and peppermint …
The Toronto Theatre Review: "Tales of the Damned" at the Campbell House By Ross It's that time of year again, when the ghosts and ghouls come out and play, and following tradition, White Mil…
The TIFF Film Review: Alex Winter's "Adulthood" & Andy Hines's "Little Lorraine" By Ross Two solid commercial films were presented at the Toronto International Film Festival; one at a bi…
The Tiff Film Review: Farnoosh Samadi's "Between Dreams and Hope" / "Miane Roya Va Omid" By Ross Some films move us by their beauty, and others by their bravery. "Between Dreams and Hope" / …
The Dublin Theatre Festival Review: The Boy at Abbey Theatre By Ross There's something ever so Greek and tragic in the air lately, as I wrote just yesterday, and I'm not (this time) talking …
The Stratford Theatre Review: Spontaneous Theatre's Goblin:Oedipus By Ross It was exactly as expected, the night I arrived at Stratford Festival's Studio Theatre for the opening night of Gob…
The Ontario Theatre Review: Grand Theatre London's The Play That Goes Wrong By Ross It's a rare and joyful kind of déjà vu to see a show you've followed from its raucous big pratfall beg…