“In a moment when conversations about marriage, motherhood, and autonomy are painfully alive and important, Canadian Stage offers us a production that is bracing, nuanced, and clear-eyed,” ~ Arpita Ghosal
“The inaugural “Dead of Winter” festival met the January moment with energy, variety, winking humour, and a refreshing lack of pretension.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“And like the best anthologies, you simply cannot hold the whole in your head: its contents spill out, leaving brilliant residues.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“King Theatre Company’s intimate production of A Christmas Carol understands this completely – and delivers it in spades.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
“Here For Now Theatre’s Ruby and the Reindeer… is a precious rarity: a source of genuine holiday magic which is felt, rather than manufactured.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“The play, adapted by Michael Healey from journalist Alexandra Posadzki’s nonfiction chronicle of the Rogers family and the boardroom, arrives at Streetcar Crowsnest with Chris Abraham directing and Tom Rooney starring … as everyone.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“Ultimately, what makes this staging exceptional is how every design element works together to magnify these performances.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
“A rich, layered and mythic passage awaits our boarding … and promises plenty to unpack at journey’s end.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
“The show is fantastically inventive and sui generis: any synopsis pales beside the disorienting sensation of watching it.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“A Christmas Carol stares into winter’s darkest night and insists on light, while White Christmas wraps that light in satin and song to keep the darkness out.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“All these strands are pulled into a single coherent and engrossing experience.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“What lingers after the show is the boldness and ingenuity of this study and the deftness with which this cast goes under the microscope for it.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
