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 ...
The Illusionists Conjure Their Way to Toronto
How long can you hold your breath? Cause the show is 95 minutes long.
Starring seven of the world’s greatest illusionists including Canada’s own Darcy Oake, the Broadway hit brings with it excitement, wonderme...
Come From Away Shows Kindness and Laughter at Time of Need
Just a few years ago a friend told me about a play reading they’d attended at Sheridan College in Oakville. There was this story about 38 flights from all over the world diverted from their U.S. destinations to...
Review: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder
A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder is a thoroughly enjoyable delight of an old-fashioned operetta. The script and lyrics are filled with witty turns of phrase and wordplay, and will be a delight to any English Lit graduate, fan of the penny dreadful, or any other early English crime novels or television programs.
How Easily We’re Disgraced. A Q&A
Raoul Bhaneja, Karen Glave, Michael Rubenfeld and Birgitte Solem in Disgraced.
Disgraced, the Broadway hit and 2013 Pulitzer winner by Ayad Akhtar was one of the most in-demand and produced plays in 2015, a...
