“I had this idea that I wanted to write a love letter to my youth. For people growing, and mostly stumbling, and discovering themselves at that age.” Interview with Will King about his new play DEAD BROKE, part of the Toronto Fringe Festival
“Ever since I first became aware of the show, Tobias was the character that I felt most connected to, and that remains the same now.” Interview with actor Noah Beemer
“They are survivors: damaged, resilient and beautiful souls whom we root for. Their story of intergenerational trauma proves emotionally harrowing, but unexpectedly redemptive and hopeful…” Scott Sneddon’s review of “Where the Blood Mixes”
Interview with Tamlynn Bryson about her award-winning solo comedy show “Bedwetter”
Interview with Cheri Maracle about “The Friendship Star”, her new musical play for young audiences commissioned by WeeFestival
There will be humour. There will be pathos. There will be complex, recursive interplay among past, present and future….. Oh, and there will be blood.” Scott Sneddon reviews IS GOD IS
Interview with St John’s based artist Paul David Power whose acclaimed play CRIPPLED makes its Toronto debut in TPM’s #BeyondTO festival
“Again and again throughout PIPELINE, the emotional and moral ground shifts – wickedly and devastatingly. ” Scott Sneddon’s analysis of Soulpepper’s PIPELINE
Interview with Indrit Kasapi about the new digital production of his new work of physical theatre, TOKA
Review of “An IMM-Permanent Resident,” a new comedy at the Theatre Centre, part of Why Not Theatre’s RISER Toronto 2022, written and performed by Himanshu Sitlani and Neha Poduval
“The show is a meditation on the prospective dissolution of self. And as it happens, the act of meditation is one part of its subject matter.” Scott Sneddon’s review of Daniel Brooks’ “Other People” at Canadian Stage
“As directed by Jonathan Seinen, this is a complex tale told briskly and compellingly. ” Scott Sneddon’s review of “Iphigenia and the Furies (on Taurean Land)” by Ho Ka Kei (Jeff Ho)
