21 December 2018
A Christmas Carol at Campbell House
By Dom Harvey // Theatre (Toronto)
Christmas cheer is descending on the city, and nowhere more than at Campbell House. The historic museum is the perfect venue for The Three Ships Collective’s adaptation of A Christmas …
05 December 2018
Seussical by Immersion Theatre
By Adam Mcdonnell // Theatre (London)
Bright, wondrous, and bubbly, Seussical, is an odd little show, but one that is filled with positivity and happiness. This enthusiastic group of performers throw everything at the production, and …
22 November 2018
Hamlet(s) ‘must not unwatch’d go’
By Alisha Maclean // Theatre (Toronto)
With a stellar, impassioned cast, Hamlet(s) should not be missed. Only playing until Nov 24th…
26 October 2018
The LOT’s Producers– A Conversation
By Amy Strizic and Alisha Maclean // Theatre (Toronto)
As part of the Fall 2018 programme, the Lower Ossington Theatre has mounted The Producers! Any chance to see this show in any form should be taken – totally hilarious, …
18 October 2018
Obsidian’s Darktown presents Judas Noir
By Chelsea Dinsmore // Theatre (Toronto)
Adapted and directed by Leighton Alexander Williams, BDB Productions’ Judas Noir…
08 September 2018
Stratford, 2018: The Festival
By Kelly Bedard // Theatre
The Music Man The best production at the Stratford Festival this year is an incredibly dated musical with a couple good (not great) songs and a story made of truly …
04 September 2018
Stratford, 2018: The Studio
By Kelly Bedard // Theatre
Paradise Lost Lucy Peacock is a fabulous spotlight-stealing supernova as Satan in this excellent new adaptation by Erin Shields. She wears fabulous clothes, says fabulous lines, directly addresses the audience, …
04 September 2018
Soulpepper’s Summer 2018
By Kelly Bedard // Theatre (Toronto)
Bed & Breakfast This delightful play from Mark Crawford and the production directed by Ann-Marie Kerr currently playing at Soulpepper is wonderful for a ton of different reasons. Firstly, it’s …
04 September 2018
SDCC ’18 Press Room: USA Network’s The Purge
By Kelly Bedard // TV
CLICK HERE to read all of our SDCC 2018 Coverage. The new 10-episode TV adaptation of The Purge comes to USA Network tomorrow night. So, to get you ready for what …
31 August 2018
Shaw ’18: Peace
By Kelly Bedard // Theatre
Artistic Director Tim Carroll programmed the 2018 Shaw season with a throughline of war stories, mostly World War I stories. The theme is so pervasive that it seems to divide …
08 August 2018
Eligible by Curtis Sittenfeld
By Hilary Smith // Books
I loved Jane Austen. And I loved this modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice. It perfectly updates the story to capture all of the same themes and it made me …
04 August 2018
Shaw ’18 Must-See: The Orchard (After Chekhov)
By Kelly Bedard // Theatre
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 …
20 July 2018
SDCC ’18: Eric Bauza Talks Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
By Kelly Bedard // TV
We caught up with voice actor Eric Bauza to get the scoop on Nickelodeon’s new animated reboot…
12 July 2018
Toronto Fringe ’18: Part XVIII
By Mary-Margaret Scrimger // Theatre (Toronto)
Be sure to check out our Full List of Fringe Reviews Katharine Ferns is in Stitches (A) Get ready to laugh. Get ready to cry. Get ready to do both …
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