Tag: theatre
Two Big Plays: “3 Fingers Back” & “Three Sisters” Take to the Toronto Stage to Unpack War, Colonialism, Violence, and Oppression.
Tveit and Foster Unite Masterfully in Broadway’s Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Classic Stage Sails Strong and Clear with Shakespeare’s “Pericles”
“Days of Wine and Roses” the Musical Ages Like Cut Flowers, Rather Than Wine in its Transfer Uptown to Broadway
NYTW’s “I Love You So Much I Could Die” Asks A Lot From You. Are You Willing?
Two Epic Centerpieces in Two Very Different (and Dynamic) Musical Treatments Revel in Their Magnificence in Toronto: “Dion: A Rock Opera” & “De Profundis: Oscar Wilde in Jail”
A Slew of Personal One-Person Shows Hit Deep in Toronto: “Guilt (A Love Story)” & “As I Must Live It”
Diana Flacks Talks “Guilt” and the Wrestling of it at Tarragon: The Interview