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Kyanite Theatre production has playwright George F. Walker on board as director but technical imperfections and an unsubtle performance undermine it.
Director Judith Thompson finds a few gems as she pulls together nine different stories of exceptionality but the production feels unwieldy.
Erin Shields's play Beautiful Man is mostly made up of three women (Ashley Botting, Mayko Nguyen, Sofia Rodriguez) sitting on tall stools narrating their experience of watching that cop show…
There is no mystery around the fact that Wyndham Brandon and Charles Granillo have strangled an Oxford classmate. The suspense is whether or not they'll be found out.
Soulpepper Theatre's stunning interpretation of the Tarell Alvin McCraney's play should be seen, writes Carly Maga.
Christine Brubaker has created an extraordinary esprit de corps amongst the 14-member cast and the nearly-all-female creative team.
Tragic love story between two men in early 20th-century rural Quebec, undermined by homophobia and social conservatism tied to the Catholic Church.
Now, as a musical, Tootsie delivers a scathing satire of male narcissism in the American theatre.
From intriguing visual creations at Luminato to classic Shakespeare to a brand new show about a doomed elephant, there'll be a lot to see, say the Star's freelance theatre writers.
Stage adaptation of film, coming to Bluma Appel Theatre, will look for bhangra talent in Brampton.
Returning theatre event lowers risk and helps with resources for stage experiments.
Performer portraying Presley says he relishes winning over doubters in show coming to Princess of Wales Theatre this week.
'I can feel his soul,' the famous Russian choreographer and namesake of Eifman Ballet St. Petersburg says of renowned composer Tchaikovsky.
The show, a sequel with all-new material to the original She The People, is billed as "a mimosa-and-madness-fueled foray" that "roasts the patriarchy."
Linda Kash brings the famous sex authority to life, perhaps even beyond what the script offers.
More sympathetic characters and more abstract setting brings story into sharp focus for young audience.
Musical Stage Company gives Toronto a good production, with flaws to be worked on, of the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical.
As auditions illustrate, Royal Caribbean International is getting very serious " and ambitious " about on-board theatrical spectacles.
Ma-Anne Dionisio tells Carly Maga it's hard and emotionally draining to play someone like Diana Goodman in Next to Normal.
The set and lighting elements for the hit musical Hadestown, which has earned 14 Tony Award nominations, were partly worked out at the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton during a three-week run the…
Cliff Cardinal's new dark comedy and directing debut isn't entirely successful in VideoCab's black box format, but it's an entertaining evening highlighted by terrific performances, writes K…
The theatre festival will present the arts and music festival programmed by the Canadian Opera Company's Johannes Debus.
