Review: Stratford’s fragmentary, fascinating “The Art of War”
“In its calculated incompleteness, The Art of War mirrors both the artist’s process and the subject’s resistance to resolution.” ~ Scott Sneddon
Theatre
Review: Here for Now Theatre presents Canadian premiere of “Apples in Winter”
“The production’s ultimate power lies in its intimacy. With just one performer, the audience cannot retreat…” ~Arpita Ghosal
Peter Pasyk on directing new production of Pinter’s “Old Times” at Soulpepper
“Old Times is considered Pinter’s masterpiece, though it is rarely produced. This is your opportunity to see it.” ~ Peter Pasyk
Crossroads Theatre’s Summer in the Park festival is back, bigger than ever – and still free
“It’s been a tough year (or series of years) for so many people, and I wanted this festival to be a reminder that when we come together, we can lift each other up.” ~ Michelle Urbano
Review: “Rainbow On Mars” opens new ways of seeing
“Rather than mounting a spectacle, Rainbow on Mars distinguishes itself by weaving theatre and dance into singular, seamless storytelling.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Review: The Shaw’s “Gnit” is a cheeky, g-nomadic, and meta thought-provoker
“Making its Canadian debut at the Shaw Festival, this minimalist, funny, cheekily self-aware production directed by Tim Carroll…” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Review: Stratford Festival’s “Sense and Sensibility” is a lively, loving homage to Jane Austen – with a modern twist
“Directed by Daryl Cloran, the production honours its Regency roots, while embracing a refreshingly modern speed and sensibility.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Review: In a sleek makeover at The Shaw, “Major Barbara” becomes urgent modern theatre
“What makes this Major Barbara most striking is how presciently and thoroughly it addresses urgent contemporary concerns.” ~ Scott Sneddon