Theatre Review: The Valley
In Terragon's The Valley, we follow two families, each struggling with emotional demons bubbling to the surface.
In The Valley, we see a play that is very timely, in particular when considering recent event...
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: The Double
TheatreRUN's The Double, playing at the Tarragon Theatre, is a nouveau adaptation of the Fyodor Dostoevsky novella of the same name. Created and performed by TheatreRUN Artistic Director Adam Paolozza (who also...
Book Review: Shelf Esteem
ADHD According to Zoe
Although the book’s branding is clearly aimed at women, let’s make one thing perfectly clear: ADHD According to Zoë is a book for everyone touched by ADHD.
Following a tightly-struc...
For the love of Opera: Puccini’s La Bohème
These Bohemian bachelors are handsome and available for 12 performances at the COC.
Classics are classics for a reason—they are timeless, wonderful little masterpieces that resonates with the people. That b...
