Tag: toronto theatre
The Coal Mine’s Ferociously Funny and Wantonly Wise “Waiting For Godot”
Swipe, Refresh, Repent: Inside the Addictive Pull of Dave Malloy’s Skillfully Harmonizing “Octet”
Lucy Kirkwood’s “The Welkin” Unloads a Not-to-be Missed Fierce Battleground of Misogyny, Motherhood, and Moral Reckoning
Harold Pinter and Soulpepper Play a Wicked Game with their “Old Times” Wild Ride Interpretation
SummerWorks25’s “The Moment” in 4 Unique Dance Beats
Redheaded Stepchild’s “Gaylord” is Queer as Hell—Packing the Briefs with Clever Metaphors and Meaty Ideas
Best of Fringe #2: “David Lynch’s Seinfeld” – A Surreal Bite of Comedy Brilliantly Between a D’oh and a Dilemma
Canadian Stage’s “Romeo and Juliet” Shines like a Dream in High Park due to the Trembling and Cracking of its Strong Leads