Whimsical and moving, Slava’s Snowshow takes Elgin Theatre audiences by storm
“What sets Slava’s Snowshow apart from other shows is this uncanny ability to convey profound emotions…through the power of simplicity.” Review of Slava’s Snowshow
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Intimate, immersive and inspired: “A Christmas Carol” haunts the Campbell House Museum
“This production of A Christmas Carol is an unusual and truly immersive experience, which has only gotten tighter, warmer and more polished each year since its debut in 2018.” Review of A Christmas Carol
Don’t be late! Make time for Bad Hats’ Alice in Wonderland this holiday season.
“Alice in Wonderland is a full-contact, imagination-intensive and thematically-rich marvel.” Review of Bad Hat’s Alice in Wonderland
Veylan’s latest production gives voice to the Voiceless
“Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the play is how we, as an audience, are engaged in a parallel act of eavesdropping.” Review of Voiceless
John D. Huston delivers his one-man A Christmas Carol as Dickens “intended it to be experienced”
“In this great story and script, there’s always something new to find.” Interview with John D. Huston
Justine Christensen returns to The Three Ships Collective’s immersive, amazing “A Christmas Carol”
“I honestly can’t imagine a better group of people to spend the holiday season with.” Interview with Justine Christensen, A Christmas Carol
Four years ago, Rachel Cairns went to the doctor to get an abortion. Now she’s given birth to her first play, Hypothetical Baby
“Because this work is autobiographical, I approach these topics from my own experience…” Interview with Rachel Cairns
Psychotic jack-in-the-box or liar’s roller coaster: choose your own Factory Theatre thrill ride this holiday season
“Ang and Atkins have delivered one hell (actually two hells) of a good, immersive experience – the kind of transcendent experience that defines why we go to the theatre.” Review of Monster and Here Lies Henry
Seana McKenna travels from Stratford to Crow’s – on Bad Roads
“It was the chance to give Ukrainian culture, which faces the threat of erasure, a voice.” Interview with Seana McKenna, Bad Roads
Piercing the Prophecy Fog, Jani Lauzon shows us profound clarity and connection
Review of Jani Lauzon’s Prophecy Fog at Coal Mine Theatre
Maev Beaty on love, language and connection in Necessary Angel’s “Letters from Max, a ritual”
Letters from Max, a ritual is “not a eulogy. It is a living friendship, alive in the pages, in the re-telling.” Interview with Maev Beaty
“The Last Strongman” is Mighty Mike’s theatrical feat of strength
“We all have two lives, and the second begins when we realize we only have one.” Interview with “Mighty Mike” Johns