“Woking Phoenix” is like comfort food at an unpretentious, authentic restaurant
“Welcome to Woking Phoenix! We’re so glad you’re here. Please sit anywhere you’d like.” With these warm words, a Chinese-Canadian
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Author: Scott Sneddon
“shaniqua in abstraction”? More. Many. Magnificent.
“This dense and intense show begs to be seen more than once.” Review of Shaniqua in Abstraction
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Demented delight awaits in “The House at Poe Corner”
“Woolfe and Babb’s performances are brilliantly macabre, and their puppetry is remarkable.” Review of The House at Poe Corner
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“The Inheritance”: A sprawling, stunning saga of love, loss, legacy
“This production might itself be called an inheritance: an immersive gift of understanding, compassion, and humanity that is being shared with the audience.” Review of “The Inheritance”
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Disturbing “Fiji” smears sweet romance on a crust of consent
“This play is a slender and more intimate two-hander that clocks in at just 65 minutes, yet manages the neat trick of feeling leisurely and unrushed…” Review of FIJI
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Sexy AND funny AND moving, Tease defies expectations
“Tease is a tremendously fun experience that thwarts expectations and easy definition.” Review of “Tease”
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“Dana H” makes us voyeurs on the road from hell
“Dana H is a deeply harrowing and profoundly human tale.” Review of Lucas Hnath’s “Dana H”
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You’re the life of “Mrs. Krishnan’s Party”
“The genius of the production lies not just in the interactive format devised by writer-director Justin Lewis and writer Jacob Rajan, but in the depth and nuance that Nagarajan and Rogers bring to their roles.” Review of Mrs. Krishnan’s Party”
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“Dead Elephants” challenges us to become something else
“After this show, you may leave the theatre under your own power . . . but Dead Elephants is coming with you.” Review of Good Old Neon’s “Dead Elephants”
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Riotously funny La Bête wraps big questions inside bigger laughs
“Talk is Free Theatre’s La Bête is a crowd-pleasing, riotously funny romp…”
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