“Why do we do that? Why do we do that? We do that to find love. Oh, I love to be in love. Don’t you love...
With great fanfare and a whole lot of theatre junkie excitement firing up inside me, Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino delighted us all with his announcement of the Stratford...
By Dennis W. Magic and music fill the air as Public Works presents the final production of the Delacorte Theatre 2023 Season with Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Not only that, we won’t...
The ladies of Michel Tremblay’s epic play, Les Belles-Soeurs, written in 1965 and translated intelligently by John Van Burek and Bill Glassco, rarely hold back, firing...
The heat and humidity of New York City settle onto my skin like a heavy coat made of despair as I make my way up to...
A 90s SMASH HIT ABOUT TWO SECOND-GENERATION FILIPINO TEENAGERS AND THEIR SERENDIPITOUS MEETING UNDER THE SASKATCHEWAN SKY AT DUSK SEPTEMBER 6 – 17, 2023 FACTORY THEATRE is...
Crow’s Theatre in Toronto is thrilled to announce its huge 40th anniversary season for 2023.24. The 12-play season includes the Canadian premiere of Broadway hits NATASHA,...
For Canadian Stage‘s 2023.34 season, the company is proud to announce that they will be staging internationally acclaimed and award-winning plays from Canada and around the...
FACTORY THEATRE, Toronto’s vibrant centre for Canadian theatre, announces its 2023-24 Season, the first curated by Artistic Director Mel Hague. The season brings together an impressive...
The world’s longest-running queer theatre marks a milestone 45th anniversary with a dynamic slate of productions and programming. The 2023/24 season features an epic from the...
A quartet of mourners harmonizes gloriously, singing about a time to break down and a time to build. It’s a telling reformation, signaling that we are...
2015 Obie Award-winner for Best New Play – Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ APPROPRIATE Directed by Ted Dykstra and Associate Directed by Matthew Brown. Starring Alison Beckwith, Raquel Duffy,...
Under the off-balanced arch of a tree, with the rotating moon hanging overhead lighting up the courtyard, Shakespearean magic is unleashed as perfectly as one could...
“Always look on the bright side of life“, that’s what they sing, so enthusiastically to all of us, with automatic head-bobbings from one joyous side to...
“It smells of mortality,” this King Lear, as the Stratford Police Pipes and Drums parade us into the opening night of the Stratford Festival in beautiful...
Bella slips in quietly, tasking us to keep up and give in. She paints a solid visual standing center stage and speaking directly to us, revealing...
Many told me that they didn’t quite understand what this play was trying to say or what its main focus was. What was its point of...
Young boys are tossed to the front of the stage, like full garbage bags on a New York City street. It’s an apropos beginning, the young...
The spirit of revival was alive and well, thanks to God is Love Takeover in Times Square Friday night. Michelle Spence-Jones, the founder of the Loved...
Truth be told, I am not an American, but a Canadian living in NYC, brought up on the television and film imagery that surrounds the fable...
When discussing the recent revival of LCT’s Camelot, my friend compared it (unkindly) to Bad Cinderella, saying that it might be worse than that much-maligned show...
“I didn’t mean to be rude,” is the line that probably could be said throughout God of Carnage, the complicated and combative play written with true...
It’s going to be an exciting summer for Frontmezzjunkies. That is for sure. Filling up my summer months, I’ll be fortunate beyond words to be attending...
It must be something in the spring air. Maybe it’s the warming idea about spending time up at a country house by a lake with nothing...
“How it shines in the light,” one might say, or sing as they take in the gloriously sounding, extremely entertaining, and supremely well-performed revival of one...
