“This play speaks in the logic of dreams,” says Chris Abraham, commenting on his new production of Darren O’Donnell’s extraordinary play, [boxhead].
BY Christopher Hoile
The Canadian Opera Company’s current production of Prokofiev’s epic War and Peace is a spectacular achievement.
BY Gord McLaughlin
As with movies that are based on true stories, Scratch packs built-in punch.
Anne Hardcastle’s stage adaptation of Helen Humphreys' 2004 novel Wild Dogs falls into the trap of over-reverence for the source material that plagues so many adaptations.
Frost/Nixon, writer Peter Morgan’s acclaimed play about the historic 1977 television interview in which British talk-show host David Frost nailed a beleaguered, post-Watergate Richard Nixon to the wall, is packed with pugnacity. Even its name suggests a title ... (3)
After a sold-out run in 2007, Famous Puppet Death Scenes by the Calgary-based Old Trout Puppet Workshop returns to the Young Centre for another bout of...
Born into an exceedingly creative family, 23-year-old Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman has already carved out a promising niche for herself in the theatre world.
Doing yoga half-way up one of the two large, floor-to-ceiling cargo nets which comprise the set of Fibber, one actress asks another if she’s even ...
In the COC’s current production of Don Giovanni, Robin Guarino does away with most of the directorial clichés that often burden this opera, but she ...
Toronto last saw Caresses in an Equity Showcase production in 2000. If you missed it then, do try to see it now because it is one of ...