Category: Canadian theatre
Rhubarb! 47 Returns to Buddies in Bad Times with Hybrid Creatures, Unhinged Experiments, and One-Time-Only Work
The Grand Theatre’s “Primary Trust” Finds Grace in Loneliness and Connection
Hailey Gillis Captivates in Canadian Stage’s Tense and Revelatory “A Doll’s House”
When “Make Banana Cry” Leaves You Waiting, Watching, and Wondering
A Table, a Knock, and a Thousand Spirits in “Pu Songling: Strange Tales”
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”
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