The Hamilton Fringe Theatre Review: All the World's A Cage + A Gentleman's Murder By Ross The true beauty of going to the fringe, any fringe festival, really, is the opportunity to see and e…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: RT's Liberation Comes to Broadway FOLLOWING ACCLAIMED OFF-BROADWAY PREMIERE, LIBERATION " A NEW PLAY BY BESS WOHL, DIRECTED BY WHITNEY WHITE, WILL OPEN ON BROAD…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: TIFF announces first four Tribute Award honourees The first four Tribute Award honourees were shared today by TIFF: Guillermo del Toro, Jodie Foster, HIKARI, an…
The Toronto Fringe Theatre Review: Mixtape Projects' Iris (says goodbye) By Ross It's all about endings, and a possible chosen beginning, spun out with an astounding, authentic clarity and e…
The Toronto Fringe Theatre Review: The Lost Scribe Collective's My Pet Lizard, Liz: The Shakespearean Existential Crisis that Led to His Ultimate Demise By Ross "Puppets and adult themes, wh…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The 7th Annual Rogue Theater Festival to Present 37 New Productions August 4 " 10 at The Flea Theatre & Streaming On Demand Rogue Theatre Festival (RTF…
The Toronto Fringe Theatre Review: Mom & Pop Productions' Things My Dad Kept By Ross Ronit Rubinstein, the creator and performer behind Things My Dad Kept, sitting solidly inside the Mer…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: FREE SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK'S TWELFTH NIGHT Returns! The countdown is ON for the ultimate outdoor summer extravaganza: Twelfth Night kicks off at Free Shakespeare …
The Toronto Theatre Review: Best of the Fringe's David Lynch's Seinfeld Best of Fringe It all begins, as one would expect, around a stand-up routine centered around the hole within a donut, …
The Hamilton Fringe Experience: The 10 Shows I Am On My Way to See at the Hamilton Fringe Festival By Ross I'm beyond thrilled for my weekend adventure in the vibrant city of Hamilton, Ontar…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The New 2025|2026 Season at Atlantic Theater Essential human stories. Featuring four new plays by Academy Award winner Ethan Coen, Off-Broadway debuts by Jake Brasc…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: May I Have the Pleasure? By Ross "Why is the urge to dance so inside us?" asks one of the four standing before us. There's music everywhere, all around us i…
I am not "wedded to calamity," nor am I a purist by any means, especially when it comes to Shakespeare and the classics. Not to get too off track, but a perfect example of this is Jamie Lloy…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Best of the Fringe's Playground By Ross As I settled myself in at the Meridian Arts Center in North York, Toronto, I was acutely aware that I was surrounded by ki…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Canadian Stage's Romeo and Juliet in High Park By Ross I am not "wedded to calamity," nor am I a purist by any means, especially when it comes to Shakespeare and …
Frontmezzjunkes reports: 11 More Galas and Special Presentations Announced for the 50th Edition of the Toronto International Film Festival The world comes to TIFF: Announcing 11 more Galas a…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Icarus Theatre's New Three-Show Season ICARUS THEATRE ANNOUNCES 1ST THREE-SHOW SEASON,BRINGING TOGETHER EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED ARTISTSTO PRESENT THREE THRILLING P…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: Talk Is Free Theatre's The Frogs at the Shaw By Ross After a quick call to patriotic duty, the cast of ever-so-game creatives circle around for a plastic tr…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Factory Theatre Toronto Announces their 2025/26 Season This season, Factory Theatre transports our audiences with projects and artists who use their expansive cr…
The Film Review: Sarah Friedland's "Familiar Touch" By Ross Ruth, played with tenderness and soul by the incredible Kathleen Chalfant (59E59/Acting Company's A Woman of the World), is mov…
It seemed like the most fitting formulation for the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario to present Dear Liar, a play, written with care by Jerome Kilty (Look Away), that centers on…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The 37th Annual Toronto Fringe Festival Success Story The 37th Annual Toronto Fringe Festival Returns $577,500 to Artists Toronto Fringe is proud to announce that t…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: La Vie en Rose at the Spiegeltent By Ross In a twinkling whirl of rotating "La La La"-clapping and spinning (and cartwheeling!), a divine tribute to the mag…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: Shaw's Major Barbara By Ross A song of salvation draws us into the Shaw Festival's solid and engaging production of Major Barbara, written by the festival's…
With a tender ear for the pain of imprisonment and racial profiling, balanced with the virtue of love and Forgiveness, from any and all angles, the adaptation of the Canada Reads Award-winni…