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There, in front of some 3500 people, acrobats jump, lift, twist and dangle, while the citizens join in the roiling choreography
The standout? Dan Chameroy as Trunchbull, who 'brings something to the role and to the show that I never thought to see'
Escape-games get you out in the world, and invite you to manipulate it directly " no joysticks, no keyboards, no touch screens
The two productions arrive at this year's Fringe as winners of the festival's awards for Best Play and Best Musical
Part of the fun of Fringe is seeing theatre outside of its usual context, and some of these shows are taking that far more literally than others
'The audience dutifully applaud as if they'd been given a happy ending though it is, at the most, bittersweet'
The Mirvish musical, featuring a score by pop star Cyndi Lauper, nabbed three awards in the musical theatre division
'It's an engagement strategy based on the idea that context matters " that an arrestingly unusual venue can alter the way a classical concert is perceived'
Alessandra Ferri left the stage " as most dancers do " in her mid 40s, but the 53-year-old returns to dance the teenage Juliet in New York
Shakespeare in Love is in repertory through October 16; The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe through November 5
Halpern is the co-founder and owner of the iO, with booking power on Saturday Night Live that has birthed icons
'The main through-line is the relationship between Sam and Diane but done in a way so it feels fresh'
Exploring the idea that 'the monumental is in the minutiae,' The Holy Body Tattoo's remount integrates music, video, dance for an experience of totality
There's always a lot of talk about actors 'disappearing into roles,' but in situations like Leto's Joker, is that what's actually happening?
The ambitious Scottish production will be put on by Sansom at the Luminato Festival in Toronto this month
Macbeth is in repertory until November 5, while As You Like It is until October 22, both at the Festival Theatre
A video of Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts students performing a musical number from Hamilton has amassed 18,000 views in five days
In doing what birds do best on one performance night, the owl has apparently written itself out of future stagings of the play
Viewership was fuelled by the popularity of the hit Hamilton, which won 11 Tonys, including the award for Best Musical
'It's disconcerting to emerge when it's over and then have to deal with the reality of speaking directly to someone, without being issued instructions'
There may not be a Tony Award for Best Makeup Design, but Brian Strumwasser's work on A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder is of worthy calibre
By using the Hearn as Luminato's core event space, Jörn Weisbrodt hopes to break down the institutional walls separating facets of artistic expression
The 2016 Tony Awards were dedicated to the victims of the Orlando massacre, with touching commemorations from host James Corden and award-winner Lin-Manuel Miranda
'When you are an achiever, and you've always been OK, people assume you always will be OK'
Reviews of Soulpepper's production of Incident at Vichy and the Stratford Festival's performance of All My Sons
