Review: The Last Wife
Soulpepper’s production of The Last Wife which was originally produced at Stratford. Hennig’s writing is crisp, fresh and highly entertaining. Her dialogue crackles with intelligence and wit.
Review: Liv Stein
There are times when I leave the theatre feeling angry and not because a play has tapped into some important truth or uncovered controversy, but rather because a competent company has presented a less than ...
Review: The Audience
Kate Hennig and Fiona Reid in The Audience ©2017, Cylla von Tiedemann
The Audience, written by playwright Peter Morgan, imagines the conversations of the weekly meetings held between Queen Elizabeth II and ...
Review: Concord Floral
The writing of Concord Floral is moving, gritty, poetic and honest. With a stellar cast of teenagers who are uniformly strong, this surreal coming-of-age story is a must-see at Canadian Stage.
Dream of Mexico: Luzia by Cirque du Soleil
Cirque du Soleil’s newest show Luzia, transports you through a dreamlike web of an imagined Mexico. The stage is filled with the usual array of luxuriously colored costumes, giant sized insect heads worn as ornate head ware, a full sized human operated horse, a magnificent jaguar puppet, a vibrant natural landscape and an architecturally inspired set which includes stunning rainfalls cascading from the ceiling, and a cenote – a sinkhole which the Mayans believed was a portal to the afterlife.
