The Stratford Festival Theatre Review: Sense and Sensibility By Ross This is my personal, somewhat roundabout entry into my review of the wonderfully festive and well-produced rendition by t…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Buddies in Bad Times Theatre Announces 2025 " 26 Season  These are the things we longed for.  June 2025 (Toronto, ON): ted witzel, Artistic Director of Bu…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: New York City Center announces Casting for Bat Boy June 2025 (NEW YORK, NY) " NEW YORK CITY CENTER announced that Taylor Trensch, who made his Broadway debut …
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Coal Mine Theatre Unveils Their 11th Season COAL MINE THEATRE UNVEILS 11THÂ SEASON OF FOUR UNMISSABLE PRODUCTIONS; BRINGING TOGETHER THREE BUZZY CONTEMPORARY HITS…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: SUMMERWORKS PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL 2025 BACK TO THE FUTURE | FORWARD TO THE PASTMARKING 35 YEARS OF RADICAL ARTISTRY, EXPERIMENTATION, AND CREATIVE COLLABORATION AUGU…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review:Â Love You More By Acton This has to be a mistake. Entering Love You More (writer Nikhil Mahapatra, director N // Nicky Maggio) at The Tank, we're handed a …
The Toronto Theatre Review: Tim Crouch's An Oak Tree By Ross With a "good luck, you're going to be great," the acclaimed English theatre creator Tim Crouch (My Arm;Â ENGLAND) ushers this u…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe By Ross Four children play before being joined by many more. Jumping rope before the bomb sirens ring out, when overco…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: LightningCloud's Bear Grease at St. Luke's Theatre By Acton There's an electrifying moment in Act 2 of Lightning Cloud's Bear Grease (co-creator and di…
The Stratford Festival Theatre Review: Hiro Kanagawa's Forgiveness By Ross With a tender ear for the pain of imprisonment and racial profiling, balanced with the virtue of Forgiveness, from …
The Toronto Theatre Review: Matchstick Theatre's Leaving Home By Ross "It's not the end of the world," we are told within the first few minutes of Leaving Home, but for many in this moving a…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: Will Evans and Valentine's Tons of Money By Ross "I have an idea…" she says brightly, and with that lightbulb moment, most of the mischief of this fabulou…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: Anything Goes By Ross All aboard the MS Americana, as the Shaw Festival's effervescent production of Anything Goes sets sail for a spirited crossing filled …
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: CSC's Bus Stop By Ross Loneliness and love, two subtle but powerful constructs that rule the world and our senses, making us all act foolish and desperate at…
The Shaw Festival Theatre Review: Jerome Kilty's Dear Liar By Ross It seemed like the most fitting formulation for the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario to present Dear Liar, a p…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Plays by David Lindsay-Abaire and Martyna Majok Announced for MTC's 2025-26 Season There's a lot of excitement coming from MTC these days as they announce that the …
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Transport Group Presents HELLO, DOLLY! ONE NIGHT ONLY MONDAY, JUNE 23, 8 P.M. AT CARNEGIE HALL Transport Group (Jack Cummings III, Artistic Director & Co-Founde…
The Broadway Theatre Review: Call Me Izzy By Ross Out from a slice of light no bigger than a doorway, the talented Jean Smart emerges, filling the confined space with a talent and an energy …
The Stratford Festival Theatre Review: Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale By Ross A symbolic glow ball rolls out, chased by a spirited cherub, as a majestic and angelic vision follows, fully wi…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: The Imaginary Invalid at Red Bull Theater By Acton Desperate times call for desperate measures, and in an age when a minor illness can cost you an arm and a …
Frontmezzjunkies reports: the Winners of The 2025 Tony Awards It was a very happy ending at the 78th Annual Tony Awards last night, June 8, at Radio City Music Hall, for the new musical Mayb…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Buster Canfield's Apocalyptic Miracle Show at the Red Sandcastle Theatre By Ross A tremendous drum roll begins the show before a flurry of red curtain dramatics u…
An Off-Broadway Theatre Review: ATC's A Freeky Introduction By Acton We duck under a curtain and cross the threshold to find a DJ (DJ Monday Blue) beckoning us in, filling the room with rhyt…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Tarragon's After the Rain By Ross As I was taking in the musical mastery of After the Rain, a world premiere musical from Tarragon Theatre and The Mus…
The Stratford Theatre Review: Here For Now Theatre's Stick Around By Ross She studies herself, deep into the mirror in the first few telling moments of Here For Now Theatre's auspicious worl…