God of Carnage Sarah Orenstein, Tony Nappo, John Bourgeois and Linda Kash. Photo credit: Josie Di Luzio

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...

Theatre Review: Sacrifice Zone

Toronto's Theatre Gargantua opens the world premiere of The Sacrifice Zone, marking the Canadian debut of Australian playwright Suzie Miller of The Uncertainty Principle fame, and the company's tenth cycle of w...
The Valley, Tarragon Theater

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-...