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Nawaaz Makhani’s charming and warm personality makes his unique performance in ‘bol, brown boy, bol’ worth a visit.

by Joe Szekeres

May 22, 2026

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A welcome production after a long, cold winter and a slow start to spring. The Capitol’s ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ is buoyed by a strong cast. Its simple yet universal themes are rendered with warmth and sincerity.

May 21, 2026

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Dog Man and children’s right to silliness. Clean comic timing

May 10, 2026

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Stirring and rousing. The Grand’s ‘Come From Away’ continues in spreading its messages of compassion and kindness amid the worst of circumstances.

May 8, 2026

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Watching The Neil Diamond Musical: A Beautiful Noise lifts my spirits; it may not have the same effect on others

by Joe Szekeres

May 3, 2026

This jukebox musical stands out from others I’ve experienced thanks to its inventive staging. A Beautiful Noise presents two versions...

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Heartfelt and joyous, the Neptune’s ‘Come from Away’ shows no sign of weariness in a terrific Halifax home-spun production.

by Joe Szekeres

April 13, 2026

With the performance rights to Come from Away now available to numerous regional professional theatres across Canada, it is unlikely...

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VOICE CHOICE: a dazzling Vanessa Sears leads a rapturous ‘& JULIET’ cast. Captivating and intoxicating!

by Joe Szekeres

May 13, 2026

Toronto audiences will witness the tragic Romeo & Juliet turned upside down by a simple question: What if Juliet didn’t...

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Nawaaz Makhani’s charming and warm personality makes his unique performance in ‘bol, brown boy, bol’ worth a visit.

A welcome production after a long, cold winter and a slow start to spring. The Capitol’s ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ is buoyed by a strong cast. Its simple yet universal themes are rendered with warmth and sincerity.

Dog Man and children’s right to silliness. Clean comic timing

Stirring and rousing. The Grand’s ‘Come From Away’ continues in spreading its messages of compassion and kindness amid the worst of circumstances.

Latest New

Watching The Neil Diamond Musical: A Beautiful Noise lifts my spirits; it may not have the same effect on others

Heartfelt and joyous, the Neptune’s ‘Come from Away’ shows no sign of weariness in a terrific Halifax home-spun production.

VOICE CHOICE: a dazzling Vanessa Sears leads a rapturous ‘& JULIET’ cast. Captivating and intoxicating!

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An emotionally heart-wrenching love story. A moving LAST FIVE YEARS, sung gorgeously by Steffi DiDomenicantonio and Nicolas Palazzolo.

“A comedy staple, this Brighton Beach succinctly captures playwright Neil Simon’s comic biting flair thanks to Lynn Weintraub’s confident direction.”

Come from Away – New Brunswick

Horrorshow’s SWEENEY TODD is a bold and impressive killer production that entertains while challenging community theatres.

‘Freedom Cabaret’ at Ontario’s Stratford Festival

‘So, how’s it been?’ at Here for Now Theatre’s New Works Festival in Stratford, Ontario

‘No Change in the Weather’

‘In Dreams, A New Musical’ Music by Roy Orbison and Book by David West Read

Eva O’Connor’s ‘Chicken’ deserves a round of clucking applause

‘AMERICAN DEVOTION’ in a time of “ELBOWS UP, CANADA.”

Nawaaz Makhani’s charming and warm personality makes his unique performance in ‘bol, brown boy, bol’ worth a visit.

A welcome production after a long, cold winter and a slow start to spring. The Capitol’s ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ is buoyed by a strong cast. Its simple yet universal themes are rendered with warmth and sincerity.

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Eva O’Connor’s ‘Chicken’ deserves a round of clucking applause

‘AMERICAN DEVOTION’ in a time of “ELBOWS UP, CANADA.”

Nawaaz Makhani’s charming and warm personality makes his unique performance in ‘bol, brown boy, bol’ worth a visit.

A welcome production after a long, cold winter and a slow start to spring. The Capitol’s ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ is buoyed by a strong cast. Its simple yet universal themes are rendered with warmth and sincerity.

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Eva O’Connor’s ‘Chicken’ deserves a round of clucking applause

‘AMERICAN DEVOTION’ in a time of “ELBOWS UP, CANADA.”

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