Theatre Review: Parfumerie
Soulpepper's Parfumerie is a wonderful Holiday treat for the whole family.
Parfumerie, directed by Morris Panych, is the perfect play to get you into the holiday spirit. There is a reason why this producti...
Theatre Review: Off Mirvish’s God of Carnage
Adults behave badly in Off Mirvish's God of Carnage
God of Carnage written by Yasmina Reza, has received a lot of hype over the years but I was not a fan of the script at all. The premise is interesting en...
The Journey – A Living History of the Regent Park Revitalization
Coming together as one to promote the revitalization of Regent Park, celebrating the real people who call it home.
Before this evening, I knew nothing about Regent Park and the wonderful people, stories, an...
Theatre Review: Robert Lepage’s Needles and Opium
Robert Lepage’s Needles and Opium is not merely a play but a visual feast. His use of stagecraft is awe-inspiring. Two of Lepage’s shows are on my top ten list: The Far Side of the Moon, his electrifying one-...
Theatre Review: Venus in Fur
Rick Miller and Carly Street are powerful in Canadian Stage's Venus in Fur
I would like to thank David Ives for writing such an exquisite piece of theatre, and especially for conceiving such a complex, sexy...
