Category: toronto
Stakes & Embers’ “Aye Caesar” Asks for a Disconcerting Level of Consent, Then Takes Us Somewhere Much More Personal
A Young Man Climbs From Beneath the Snowy Silence in “A Long Winter”
“La Traviata” Has Me Having a Very “Pretty Woman” Moment at the Canadian Opera Company
“To a Flame” Sets Gothic Horror Ablaze with Women, Shadows and Silence
“Spring Awakening,” the Play, Crackles with Desire, Rebellion and Shame at Soulpepper
TIFF26: “La Bola Negra” Is a Queer Epic Written Across Time
Stratford Festival Unveils Its 75th Season, and I’m Already Curious About Jonathan Church’s Stratford
Day Eleven at TIFF, and I’m Calling That a Wrap
