BWW Review: PIPELINE Lays Bare the Effects of Institutionalized Racism on Education Systems
What lengths would a mother go to to save her son and his future? In PIPELINE, there doesn’t seem to be a limit.
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BWW Review: ROOM is a Heartwarming, Heart-Wrenching Adaptation That Feels Right at Home On Stage
Adopted for the stage by Emma Donoghue, the writer of the novel, ROOM is a 2-act spectacle full of imaginative creative choices, heart wrenching performances, and original music.
BWW Review: MORPHS Shines Brightest In Its Simplest Moments
The work soared when its highly skilled dancers were given the chance to show off their control; however, the production struggled to maintain its original ideas as it moved further from dance and towards more theatrical components.
BWW Review: Daniel Brooks's OTHER PEOPLE offers a deeply introspective look into his life
Nothing is guaranteed in life - not our relationships, our health, the time we get, or even how we’ll be remembered once we’re gone.
BWW Interview: David Newman on The “miracle” of West Side Story
How do you solve a problem like having to adapt some of Broadway's greatest known music for the silver screen?
BWW Review: AS YOU LIKE IT Takes on A New Life in This Radical Retelling
It’s unlikely that there’s ever been a production of AS YOU LIKE IT quite like this.
BWW Interview: Esie Mensah on the Risks, Rewards, and Necessity of TESSEL
Esie Mensah's new work TESSEL premieres on June 1, 2021—the first anniversary of Blackout Tuesday.
BWW Interview: Vivek Shraya on HOW TO FAIL AS A POPSTAR's Journey From the Stage to the Page
It’s been a little over a year since Vivek Shraya’s one-woman show HOW TO FAIL AS A POPSTAR debuted in front of a live audience.
BWW Interview: Naomi Campbell on Luminato Festival's Digital Shift, Timely Works, and What Theatre Could Look Like In A Post-Pandemic World
Since early March, Toronto's theatre scene has been upended due to social distancing rules in place because of the pandemic.
BWW Review: ROMEO AND JULIET swaps iconic dialogue for emotive movement in gorgeous National Ballet of Canada production
It's a tale that's captivated audiences for hundreds of years, and although it contains some of the most iconic lines in theatre, it transitions to a non-spoken tale of forbidden love and tragedy seamlessly in this remount of the National Ballet of Canada's 2011 production.
BWW Review: LES BALLETS DE TROCKADERO DE MONTE CARLO And Guest Brooke Lynn Hytes Bring Camp, Laughs, And Sheer Talent To Classic Ballet
All-male ballet companies aren't uncommon, but one of the world's leading groups in the genre have taken classical ballet to a whole new level with a laugh-out-loud program of iconic works, performed gorgeously by a talented ensemble.
BWW Review: THE NEGROES ARE CONGREGATING Is A Powerful Examination Of Black Culture And Experience
PIECE OF MINE Arts and Theatre Passe Muraille's THE NEGROES ARE CONGREGATING is a wickedly smart, biting examination of what it's like to be a Black person in Toronto today.
BWW Review: MOTHERHOOD THE MUSICAL Is A Heartfelt Celebration Of The Trials And Triumphs Of Moms
Lower Ossington Theatre's MOTHERHOOD THE MUSICAL is exactly what it sounds like, plus a little bit more.
BWW Review: ANGELS' ATLAS is a Moving, Multi-Sensory Examination of Humanity
The National Ballet of Canada's multi-work program is, at its core, an examination of humanity.
BWW Review: US/THEM is a Necessary Examination of Tragedy Through the Eyes of Children
When tragedy strikes, most people can only try to imagine what the victims have experienced; and when children are among the affected, outside opinions tend to overtake individual in favour of a narrative of collective outrage.
BWW Review: Powerful Women Rise and Fall in LADY SUNRISE
Factory Theatre's LADY SUNRISE, directed by Nina Lee Aquino, tells the story of a group of vastly different diasporic Asian-Canadian women living in Vancouver.
BWW Review: AF Examines Human Nature Through Anishinaabe Mythology
Emotive, demanding dance pairs gorgeously with booming percussion in Red Sky Performance's AF, presented by Canadian Stage.
BWW Review: The Music Industry Gets a Personal Take in HOW TO FAIL AS A POPSTAR
The music industry is a looming part of popular culture, and we so often hear its success stories a?' on the radio, in biographical novels and films, through documentaries, and more.
BWW Review: JUNGLE BOOK Heeds the Call of the Wild in an Imaginative, Beautiful Production
It's time to escape Toronto's urban jungle for a real one, and this journey is one for the entire family to take together.
BWW Review: We might have had to wait for it, but HAMILTON exceeds expectations in Canadian premiere
HAMILTON has proven its lasting power in the five years since it debuted on Broadway, and after landing in several international locations, the mega-hit musical about America's ten-dollar founding father has crossed the border.
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