522 stories by "carly Maga - Theatre Critic"
Find out what the buzz is all about by catching Pulitzer Prize-winning Annie Baker's new play.
Elter says his Métis status puts him in between cultures and there's an interesting tension in Métis Mutt that explores when those two worlds collide.
Catch rock musical Passing Strange, cosy up in a Blanket Fort or be your own DJ at a Kid Koala Satellite Turntable Concert.
Actress changes age with impressive ease in Peter Morgan's play about monarch's meetings with British prime ministers.
In newest play by Diane Flacks, four women debate the question 'Should women abandon religion?'
But dreamlike quality of revival at Theatre Passe Muraille keeps it from hitting audience as hard as it should.
Kate Hennig, who has worked on a number of royal-related performances, says the allure runs deeper than a Will and Kate obsession.
Toronto theatre company opens for business in new east-end space with new play from Kristen Thomson.
A play from the scribe behind The Crown and Frost/Nixon is just one of this week's Top Tickets.
Jess Dobkin's The Magic Hour deals with very personal subject matter in her distinctly personal style " performance- and image-driven, refined only a bit to provide a proper theatrical story…
Alien Creature remount at Passe Muraille, Jess Dobkin's The Magic Hour and HOT RAW FIRE at Comedy Bar.
Toronto beginning to put more infrastructure in place to support the creation of homegrown musicals such as Blood Ties and Come From Away.
The Next Stage Theatre Festival at Factory, Infinity at Tarragon and The One at Bad Dog Theatre.
Actors in everything from Sleeping Beauty to Come From Away make compromises to spend time with family at Christmas.
Alligator Pie at Soulpepper, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial in Concert, the New Year's Eve Comedy Extravaganza.
Colm Wilkinson does his hits and more, the Basement Revue goes bigger, Henri Fabergé brings back Heligoland.
A Coal Mine Christmas, alternative holiday music at To All a Good Night 2 and A Dwayne Gretzky Christmas.
Sketches can be uneven and writing awkward, but Sean Cullen and Patrick McKenna worth seeing in Christmas Carol spoof.
Daniel MacIvor's self-awareness and humour bring a welcome perspective to production that's partly about suicide.
The National Ballet's Nutcracker, Christmas Queens from RuPaul's Drag Race and Peter Pan Brewery Tour.
Small theatre brings Louise Pitre and Kenneth Welsh together in alternative holiday show.
Diana Tso tells story of Chinese 'comfort women' in spiritual sequel to 2012 play Red Snow.
Buddies in Bad Times show featuring Stephen Jackman-Torkoff, Tawiah Ben M'Carthy and Thomas Olajide a unique point of view and the guts to make it heard.
Sketch comedy troupe Uncalled For reunites for a new show on the glory of childhood games and the drudgery of adult responsibilities.
A Christmas Carol at Soulpepper, Daniel MacIvor's Who Killed Spalding Gray? and Bad Dog Theatre's Pageant.
