There’s some pretty stellar comedy to be found in Toronto this summer and it’d be a shame to let it go undiscussed in the craziness of festival season. So, while I hate to combine sketch & improv into one article (and be scolded for it by comedians- I Know They’re Very Different!), here’s a roundup […]
Be sure to check out our Full List of SummerWorks Reviews … And You’ll Never Believe What Happens Next (A) The sneaky dissonance of this latest storytelling show from Pressgang Theatre’s Graham Isador adds an intriguing layer of unspoken complication to an already rich and rewarding hour. Demonstrating once again his uncanny knack for […]
August 9-19th, our writers reviewed nearly every show in Toronto’s annual SummerWorks Festival. The full list of shows with letter grades and links to our reviews is below. Check out our Twitter and Instagram @MyEntWorld for more from our SummerWorks 2018 experience. Reminder to SummerWorks Artists: If your SummerWorks show scored an A+ or A, you can […]
CLICK HERE to read all of our SDCC 2018 Coverage. My favourite interviews at Comic-Con every year are the behind-the-scenes stuff where I get to really delve into craft with people who don’t often get to talk about their craft. The writers, designers, composers, and visual effects artists who work on some of the biggest films […]
CLICK HERE to read all of our SDCC 2018 Coverage. Every year at Comic-Con, I make a point of stopping by the Stern Pinball booth on the convention’s exhibit floor to see what new pop culture licenses the company has secured to turn into classic arcade games. This year’s big title is Iron Maiden. When asked […]
CLICK HERE to read all of our SDCC 2018 Coverage. We caught up with Hosea Chanchez (The Game) and Imani Hakim (Everybody Hates Chris) at San Diego Comic-Con to get the scoop on their new movie Down For Whatever from TV One. Hosea plays a cop searching for the people who murdered his partner and mentor. Imani plays the […]
Arguably the greatest challenge faced by a festival with as strict a mandate as The Shaw Festival’s “plays by Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries, and plays about the period of Shaw’s lifetime” is the issue of relevance, or perhaps freshness is a more accurate word for the issue since I honestly believe you can find […]
CLICK HERE to read all of our SDCC 2018 Coverage. I’m not a skilled gamer but the ever-evolving art coming out of that storytelling genre fascinates me and I love to talk to gamers and game-makers about the latest. On the floor at San Diego Comic-Con, I caught up with programmer Richard May who walked me […]