Tag: theatre-review
Stakes & Embers’ “Aye Caesar” Asks for a Disconcerting Level of Consent, Then Takes Us Somewhere Much More Personal
“To a Flame” Sets Gothic Horror Ablaze with Women, Shadows and Silence
“Spring Awakening,” the Play, Crackles with Desire, Rebellion and Shame at Soulpepper
Guilt Takes Root and Falls Hard in “All My Sons” by Ivo van Hove
The Emotional Infinity Loop of Eldridge’s “End” at the National Theatre
Jeremy O. Harris’s “Slave Play” About Race, Sex, and Therapy Hits Toronto’s Canadian Stage Like a Fever Dream
“House of McQueen”: A Stylish but Neat Hemline Where a Raw Cut Was Desired
High School Project Strikes Gold and High Grades with “Newsies” at the Grand Theatre
