“It is political, and it is also hilarious. It is troubling, and it is soothing.” Interview with Playwright-Director Natasha Adiyana Morris about “The Negroes Are Congregating”, on stage at Theatre Passe Muraille
“Skilled direction by Aviva Armour-Ostroff and Christopher Stanton, and knockout acting performances turn this already gripping story into something even weightier and more wondrous.” Scott Sneddon reviews ARC’s OIL
Interview with award-winning Ma-Anne Dionisio on playing the rich and powerful Tawny Ku in the world premiere of Marjorie Chan’s LADY SUNRISE, directed by Nina Lee Aquino
“The show’s 60 fraught, freighted minutes are immersive and powerful. You can’t take your eyes off Parmentier and Van Houtven.” Scott Sneddon’s review of US/THEM, on stage at CAA Theatre till March 15
The East Side Players…do this complex work justice, filling the intimate Papermill Theatre to bursting with ideas and emotions that are rooted in pointedly contemporary questions of identity and affiliation.” From Scott Sneddon’s review of DISGRACED
Interview with Alexandra Montagnese about BRAIN STORM, a Lucid Ludic world-premiere production in association with Why Not Theatre
“JUNGLE BOOK…is a fascinating, fun and fast-moving experience that is sure to delight audiences of all ages.” The Quotable Sayak weighs in on JUNGLE BOOK, now on stage at YPT.
Nerd Alert! Kris Siddiqi and Nigel Downer talk nerd-dom, diverse stories and lead roles in their CBC Gem comedy series BIT PLAYAS
“Know that we hope you’ll leave feeling some things, and thinking about some more things, and the way we relate to the world.” Interview with director Kendra Jones about Judith Thompson’s “Watching Glory Die”
“…as an integrated experience, this is a masterwork: intense, devastating, surprisingly funny…” Scott Sneddon reviews Secret Life of a Mother
Well, Scott Sneddon “really, really, really, really, really, really liked The Second City Totally Likes You” and now has the song stuck in his head. Thanks, Second City!
Interview with stage and screen actor Bruno Verdoni, appearing in Exercice de l’oublie (Lesson in Forgetting), presented by Théâtre français de Toronto, directed by Artistic Director Joёl Beddows
