Review: Ghosts on a Game Board in Shaw’s “Heartbreak House”
Review of the Shaw Festival’s “Heartbreak House” by George Bernard Shaw
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Review: The Shaw’s “Amadeus” is more cerebral than theatrical
Review of Shaw Festival’s revival of Peter Shaffer’s “Amadeus”
In 4 great new plays at MAGDEN Theatre Festival, the producing is the star
Interview with Johnny Wideman about Theatre of the Beat’s MADGEN Theatre Festival
Review: King Theatre’s orchard-set “The Pavilion” casts a rare spell
Review of King Theatre Company’s “The Pavilion,” directed by Chloë Rose Flowers
Review: GFT’s “Northanger Abbey” is a madcap summer triumph
Review of Guild Festival Theatre’s “Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey: A Most Horrid Mystery” adapted and directed by Tyler J. Seguin
Review: Stratford’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” blooms brilliantly
The Oscar Wilde comedy “The Importance of Being Earnest” returns to Stratford Festival
Caroline Toal finds the heart of Viola in “Twelfth Night”
““My way into her is through her open heart.” Interview with Dora Award-winning actor Caroline Toal
James Wallis on a new Season of Innovation at the St Lawrence Shakespeare Festival
Profile of James Wallis and the newest season of the St Lawrence Shakespeare Festival
Lara Lucia is the forgotten Anne in GFT’s “Brontë: The World Without”
Profile of Lara Lucia, Anne Brontë in Guild Festival Theatre’s “Brontë: The World Without” by Jordi Mand
AP Bautista on finding home in Crossroads Theatre’s new production of “Through the Bamboo”
Interview with A P Bautista about performing in Crossroad Theatre’s “Through the Bamboo”
Toronto Fringe 2026 Picks: Shows for the old, young and young at heart
Round up of all-ages, genre-defying and KidsFest picks at 2026 Toronto Fringe Festival
Toronto Fringe 2026 Picks: Family, grief and reckoning
Our pick of Toronto Fringe Festival shows around themes of family, grief and reckoning