1 man + 25 years + 100 minutes ÷ 5 W’s + 1 H: Boom X at Crow’s is more than the sum of its parts
Review of Rick Miller’s BOOM X, the second in his BOOM Trilogy
Crow’s Theatre
The Chinese Lady holds up an unflinching mirror – and dares us to look past it
Review of Lloyd Suh’s award-winning THE CHINESE LADY
Inside the Howland Company’s PRODIGAL: Shauna Thompson in conversation with SesayArts
“The theme of forgiveness is what I find most intriguing about this piece.” Interview with Shauna Thompson about Howland Company’s PROGICAL
Fiona Mongillo of GIRLS & BOYS, in conversation with SesayArts
Our interview with the star of “Girls & Boys”, Here For Now Theatre’s Fiona Mongillo
Crow’s FIFTEEN DOGS leaves guest reviewer Apricot with plenty to chew on
Review of FIFTEEN DOGS at Crow’s Theatre from a canine perspective
Red Velvet’s tale of Black actor Ira Aldridge confronts “life out there, on our stage, in here”
Review of Lolita Chakrabarti’s Red Velvet, on stage at Crow’s Theatre directed by Cherissa Richards
Now prowling at Crow’s Theatre: a tough, magnetic Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo
“it’s easy to lose yourself entirely in individual scenes which surprise, engross, and enthrall.” Scott Sneddon’s review of the Crow’s Theatre and Modern Times Stage Company production of BENGAL TIGER AT THE BAHGDAD ZOO
New Al Purdy song cycle “The Shape of Home” unspools like a tight, cinematic long take
“Five bravura performances yield a tight, transcendent experience that is unlike anything else you’ll likely see this year.” Scott Sneddon reviews “The Shape of Home”
The Toronto premiere of The Wolves, directed by Courtney Ch'ng Lancaster, is a gamechanger
“This is the range of topics that teenage girls are thinking about, and we absolutely CANNOT dismiss them.” Interview with Courtney Ch’ng Lancaster about directing THE WOLVES