BWW Review: THE JUST is Compelling and Hauntingly Relevant
The world premiere of Bobby Theodore's translation of THE JUST by Albert Camus is now playing at Soulpepper.
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BWW Review: YOU WILL REMEMBER ME is Worth Remembering
Bobby Theodore's translation of the emotionally-driven Francois Archambault play, YOU WILL REMEMBER ME is now playing the Tarragon Theatre, in co-production with Studio 180 Theatre.
BWW Review: A LINE IN THE SAND is Intense, Intimate and Heartbreaking
The next piece in Factory Theatre's Naked Season is Guillermo Verdecchia and Marcus Youssef's acclaimed play, A LINE IN THE SAND.
BWW Review: TORO at Canadian Stage is One of a Kind
An unexpected knee injury had turned what was supposed to be TOROBAKA, a dynamic celebration of traditional kathak and flamenco dance performed by world-renowned dancers Israel Galvan and Akram Khan, into a different show.
BWW Review: SALT-WATER MOON is Pure Poetic Bliss
The next piece in Factory Theatre's Naked Season is an emotionally-driven and stunning production of SALT-WATER MOON by David French.
BWW Review: ONE NIGHT ONLY is High Stakes Fun
ONE NIGHT ONLY: THE GREATEST MUSICAL NEVER WRITTEN is a unique night at a theatre; a fully improvised two-act musical featuring an all-star cast and a five-piece orchestra.
BWW Review: CHELSEA HOTEL Hits all the Right Notes
CHELSEA HOTEL: THE SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN is a celebration of the powerful and iconic anthems from Canadian music legend, Leonard Cohen.
BWW Review: BIGMOUTH is Enormously Ambitious
The Edinburgh Festival hit and critically acclaimed BIGMOUTH has finally landed in Canada with its Canadian premiere at the Panasonic Theatre.
BWW Review: SEMINAR is Snappy, Sassy, and Smart
Theresa Rebeck's ambitious comedy, SEMINAR tells the story of four young writers who learn that sometimes the truth hurts after they hire Leonard, a famous novelist to mentor them for a 10-week master class.
BWW Review: Strong Ensemble Cast Carries Factory Theatre's BANANA BOYS
The second piece of Factory Theatre's Naked Season is Leon Aureus' BANANA BOYS, directed by Factory's artistic director Nina Lee Aquino.
BWW Review: Coal Mine's THE RIVER is the Epitome of Indie Theatre
If you're unfamiliar with The Coal Mine, venture off to Toronto's east-end for the best of indie theatre.
BWW Interview: David Ferry of Coal Mine Theatre's THE RIVER
The Coal Mine Theatre's kicks off its second season with the Canadian premiere of Jez Butterworth's THE RIVER, directed by Ted Dykstra.
BWW Review: Factory Theatre's AGE OF AROUSAL is Anything But Gritty
Nina Lee Aquino, Artistic Director of the Factory Theatre describes their 2015/2016 Naked Season as 'pure theatrical encounters between the audience, the actor, the text, and the empty space that we all temporarily share'.
BWW Review: Soulpepper's HAPPY PLACE is Full of Honest Emotion
Another piece in Soulpepper's fall season is the sophomore production from Dora-Award winning playwright Pamela Mala Sinha.
BWW REVIEW: Soulpepper's THE PLAY'S THE THING is Charmingly Clever
The latest revival of THE PLAY'S THE THING is another take at the Soulpepper favourite.
BWW Review: Second City's CLICK BAIT & SWITCH is a Guaranteed Great Night Out
CLICK BAIT & SWITCH, the latest mainstage revue at The Second City is a downright hilarious take of the ridiculousness of the current digital age we live in.
BWW Review: M'DEA UNDONE, Not Your Typical Opera
Adapted from a scene of Euripides' Medea, the Tapestry Opera's latest production of M'DEA UNDONE brings the myth and tragedy of this classic story to modern times.
BWW REVIEW: Julia Cho's DURANGO is Driven by Complex Characters
Theatre Smash and fu-GEN Theatre Company present the world premiere of Julia Cho's DURANGO - a complex and character-driven piece that tells the story of a Korean-American family who's lives change after a family road trip to Durango, Colarado.
BWW Review: MORRO AND JASP 9-5 is Charmingly Entertaining!
What do you get you put two clowns in an office with a water cooler and a bag of Cheetos? Absolute.
BWW Review: BEDROOM FARCE is Messy and Hilarious!
Soulpepper's latest production of BEDROOM FARCE by Alan Ayckbourn is a laugh out loud performance.
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