Category: Canadian theatre
Being Alive: When Talk Is Free Theatre Trusts Sondheim, “Company” Soars
My Favourite Week of the Summer is at The Stratford Festival
When Theatre Dares to Reconcile the Irreconcilable: TIFT’s “All The Cows Are Dead”
Bringing the Shaw Festival to the City: Theatre, Access, and a Waterfront Home
A Ghost Story Whispers for Christmas Eve: “The Woman in Black” at the CAA Theatre
Stories That Wouldn’t Leave Me: FrontMezzJunkies’ Top Theatrical Experiences of 2025 from NYC, Toronto, and Beyond
“Rogers v. Rogers” at Crow’s Theatre: A Corporate Tragedy Told with Wit, Bite, and an Uneasy Kind of Catharsis
A House That Remembers: Three Ships Collective’s “A Christmas Carol” Returns to Campbell House Alive and Entrancing