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Review: “Knife’s” timely, vulnerable take on male friendship cuts deep

Review: “Knife’s” timely, vulnerable take on male friendship cuts deep

Scott SneddonApril 24, 2026Theatre

Review: “Bonnes Bonnes” is an emotionally charged and spicy reckoning with Asian identity

Review: “Bonnes Bonnes” is an emotionally charged and spicy reckoning with Asian identity

Paria AzarmehanApril 24, 2026Theatre

Guillaume Côté and Sonia Rodriguez reunite in “The Tragedy of Hamlet”

Guillaume Côté and Sonia Rodriguez reunite in “The Tragedy of Hamlet”

Arpita GhosalApril 23, 2026Dance & Musical Theatre

Daniel Maslany walks a blurred line in Andrew Kushnir’s deeply personal new play, “The Division”

Daniel Maslany walks a blurred line in Andrew Kushnir’s deeply personal new play, “The Division”

Arpita GhosalApril 21, 2026Theatre

Review: “Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary” delivers a new and quite contrary Gospel

Review: “Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary” delivers a new and quite contrary Gospel

Scott SneddonApril 21, 2026Theatre

Review: Strong premise and performances at the noble heart of “Hamlet, Sweet Prince”

Review: Strong premise and performances at the noble heart of “Hamlet, Sweet Prince”

Arpita GhosalApril 21, 2026Theatre

Review: “Boys with Cars” dances its still-devastating dual truths

Review: “Boys with Cars” dances its still-devastating dual truths

Scott SneddonApril 20, 2026Theatre

Review: Award-winning “All My Sons” production shines in remarkable film

Review: Award-winning “All My Sons” production shines in remarkable film

Paria AzarmehanApril 19, 2026Screen & Words

Review: Opera Atelier’s beautiful “Pelléas et Mélisande” marks another ambitious first

Review: Opera Atelier’s beautiful “Pelléas et Mélisande” marks another ambitious first

Arpita GhosalApril 19, 2026Music & Opera

Review: Tarragon’s “Strife”: oil patch contradictions explode into daring conversations

Review: Tarragon’s “Strife”: oil patch contradictions explode into daring conversations

Scott SneddonApril 16, 2026Theatre

Jasmine Case on playing the “strong, independent woman” Letitia in “Clyde’s”

Jasmine Case on playing the “strong, independent woman” Letitia in “Clyde’s”

Arpita GhosalApril 15, 2026Theatre

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Review: Soulpepper’s “Witch” is a weird, wondrous masterpiece

Review: Soulpepper’s “Witch” is a weird, wondrous masterpiece

Scott SneddonFebruary 10, 2026Theatre

Review: “The Christmas Market” is an unexpected, thoughtful gift of perspective

Review: “The Christmas Market” is an unexpected, thoughtful gift of perspective

Scott SneddonNovember 17, 2025Theatre

Review: “Heratio” finds new life and laughs in the wake of Hamlet’s carnage

Review: “Heratio” finds new life and laughs in the wake of Hamlet’s carnage

Scott SneddonAugust 14, 2025Theatre

Dawn Jani Birley reinvents the iconic Lady Macbeth in the deaf-led Lady M (Margaret)

Dawn Jani Birley reinvents the iconic Lady Macbeth in the deaf-led Lady M (Margaret)

Denise AlbeanuAugust 9, 2023Theatre

S.E. Grummett discusses the absurd, accessible “one-two punch” of their award-winning show “Something in the Water”

S.E. Grummett discusses the absurd, accessible “one-two punch” of their award-winning show “Something in the Water”

Arpita GhosalOctober 21, 2023Comedy & Improv

Triple threat Celeste Catena’s journey into the arts brings her to Stratford Festival’s A Wrinkle in Time and Rent

Triple threat Celeste Catena’s journey into the arts brings her to Stratford Festival’s A Wrinkle in Time and Rent

Arpita GhosalAugust 2, 2023Theatre

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