Strangers Babies - Niki Landau and Ausar Stewart - Credit Neil Silcox

Strangers, Babies Theatre Review

The Canadian premiere of the immersive theater production, Strangers, Babies by award-winning Scottish playwright Linda McLean is currently being staged at the funky, new-ish Artscape Sandbox.
Adrianne Pieczonka as Tosca and Markus Marquardt as Scarpia in the Canadian Opera Company's production of Tosca, 2017, photo: Michael Cooper

For the Love of Opera: Tosca Review

Paul Curran’s Tosca, the finale for the COC 2016/17 season, is filled with electric and memorable performances and is anything but shabby. Let me clue you in, in case you’re unfamiliar with Puccini’s Tosca, ev...

Second City Presents Everything is Great Again

…and everything sucks This is a very political show so check your political baggage at the door and just enjoy. There are some very obvious current sentiment skits and overall the content was a little overdo...
Andrew Musselman, Tony Nappo and John Koensgen in BUTCHER

Theatre Review: Butcher

Canadian playwright Nicolas Billon is a powerful writer and his mastery is certainly on display in his graphic play Butcher, currently being staged at the Panasonic Theatre as part of the Off-Mirvish series.