Theatre Review: Kim’s Convenience
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Kim’s Convenience is the first fully original Canadian play in Soulpepper’s theatre history. An...
Smack dab in the middle of the winter of your discontent is Valentine’s Day,...
Perhaps one of the most well known operas worldwide, the Canadian Opera Company’s production...
Red, White and Pink Day as I like to call it, draws near. The...
Kim’s Convenience is the first fully original Canadian play in Soulpepper’s theatre history. An instant hit at last year’s Fringe Festival, the play continues to delight audiences in their new home. Written by Soulpepper Academy alumnus Ins Choi, this five-person play centres around the fate of a local family-run Regent Park convenience store whose...
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Smack dab in the middle of the winter of your discontent is Valentine’s Day, and whether you are currently shacked up or flying solo, this holiday often instills a lot of passion in people. While some anticipate a romantic day of gift giving and mutual appreciation, others may see it as an impending doom...
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Perhaps one of the most well known operas worldwide, the Canadian Opera Company’s production of Tosca will not disappoint. Puccini’s tale of one woman’s struggles through love, jealousy, treachery and death unfolds on stage in heartbreaking detail. No shrinking violet, Floria Tosca (sung on opening day by Adrianne Pieczonka) is the epitome of a...
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Red, White and Pink Day as I like to call it, draws near. The expired Halloween candy is devoured, the credit cards are maxed out on Christmas gifts and the pounding headaches of New Year’s Day are alleviated. Valentine’s Day has struck and it’s not even February. Blame it on seductive marketing all you...
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The LOT brings Avenue Q, the Tony Award-winning musical about a slightly run down neighbourhood inhabited by people, puppets and monsters, back to Toronto and if you didn’t see it before, make sure to catch it this time around. This production is a “run, don’t walk,” type of puppet musical genius. At first glance...
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The Blue Dragon by Marie Michaud and Robert Lepage is a three person performance that is visually striking and takes you on a rollercoaster if not predictable journey. Typical of many Lepage productions, Blue Dragon exposes his audience to the idea of the Other and asks you to question what you think you know—explore...
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Thanks to global warming, winter has been a relatively mild-mannered friend, but following this weekend’s below zero blasts the...
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Nightwood Theatre’s Production of The Penelopiad written by Margaret Atwood is a sumptuous, visual feast. This production is no...
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The ever trendy Drake Hotel is offering couples a chance to have some fun over the Valentines Day week...
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Let’s be honest: how often do you think about your health? According to some pretty staggering statistics, we don’t...
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Valentine’s Day can conjure up feelings of loneliness for those without a mate. But being alone is cheaper, easier,...
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After years of housing yogi-apprentices in the suburbs (Richmond Hilland Thornhill), Yoga Tree has extended its sun salutations to...
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