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The Canadian premiere gives the two powerhouse performers a prominent showcase in a coming-of-age jukebox musical built around Alicia Keys’...

Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, often classified as a “problem play,” unsettles conventional boundaries between comedy and tragedy. House + Body’s...

As Talk Is Free Theatre celebrates 25 years, The Maids reflects the company’s overarching theme this season.  The scrappy, direct...

Longtime Theatre Arts Mainstay Nicholas Jupp’s latest play, Let Me Go, premiered this week at the outfit’s Pond Playhouse in...

Soulpepper’s Spring Awakening, adapted and directed by Paolo Santalucia, brings Frank Wedekind’s controversial examination of adolescence and repression into contemporary...

Ronnie Burkett’s ‘Wonderful Joe’ approaches elder care, personal insecurities and social marginalization with compassion and humour, while retaining the playwright-performer’s...

Anosh Irani’s adaptation establishes a distinct dramatic identity while retaining the novel’s broad social canvas. No familiarity with Rohinton Mistry’s...

At the performance I attended, there was a delicious irony in watching Antonio Salieri rage against mediocrity while I was...

The Shaw Festival has a long history of producing classic mysteries by such luminary playwrights as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle,...

Stratford’s Antoni Cimolino serves up a delicious final production as the Festival’s artistic director.   Antoni Cimolino must have had...