BWW Review: Gasps All Around at Mirvish's DISGRACED
A lesson in what not to say at a dinner party, Mirvish's presentation of Ayad Akhtar's DISGRACED is tense and unsettling.
Toronto Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Toronto.
BWW Review: Musical Stage Company's UNCOVERED is Unmissable
What makes a show unmissable? The perfect combination of smart arrangements performed by an ensemble of artists who are the experts of their instruments.
BWW Review: GREASE is Not the Word in Toronto's New Production
You could escape the cold weather for those 'hot summer nights', but it may not be as warm as you had hoped.
BWW Review: Soulpepper's THE GOAT OR, WHO IS SYLVIA? Shocks with Gripping Performances
'You don't understand,' repeats Martin.
BWW Review: Red Sky's Insanely Physical BACKBONE Will Leave You Breathless
Exploring the connectedness of everything - BACKBONE, presented by Red Sky Performance in association with Canadian Stage, is a stimulating exhibition of dance.
BWW Review: Top 10 Moments from the COC's Ensemble Studio Competition
Canada is a country known for its musical talent.
BWW Review: Thrilling Vocal Spectacle Distracts From Troubled Book in BAT OUT OF HELL THE MUSICAL
'I remember everything!' shouts Strat - a fitting opening to such a nostalgia-stirring show.
BWW Review: TSO Honours Maureen Forrester with Howard Shore Premiere and Mahler Favourite
One of the greatest Canadian voices in classical music, contralto Maureen Forrester was a legend.
BWW Review: Less is More in Ravi Jain's SALT-WATER MOON at Mirvish
Pull everything back.
BWW Review: Mirvish's THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME is a Surreal Visual Feast
Perception-twisting is the best way to describe the effect this play had on me.
BWW Review: THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SHADOW is a Fairy Tale Gone Hilariously Awry
I was not prepared to laugh that much.
BWW Review: HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS - IN CONCERT at the Sony Centre
The magic returns to the Sony Centre.
BWW Review: COC's ELIXIR OF LOVE is Charming to the Core
Small town charm is the fuel for the Canadian Opera Company's ELIXIR OF LOVE.
BWW Review: Canadian Opera Company's ARABELLA Sparkles in Every Way
Swanky sets, shimmering voices, sumptuous costumes - it all sparkles when met with sublime Strauss.
BWW Review: Britta Johnson's LIFE AFTER is Musical Theatre Perfection
Sometimes you know, within the first thirty seconds, that you're seeing something truly special.
BWW Review: Escape to Serenity with Toronto Symphony's BRAHMS GERMAN REQUIEM
Sometimes a striking contrast is just what is needed.
BWW Review: Technical Wizardry Astounds in Mirvish's NORTH BY NORTHWEST
You've never seen anything like it! Mirvish's NORTH BY NORTHWEST, based on Alfred Hitchcock's famous film, fills the gorgeous Royal Alexandra Theatre with suspense and intrigue.
BWW Review: TORONTO SYMPHONY Season Launch Delivers Surprises
A night of surprises, enthusiastic artistry and brave new compositions graced the Roy Thomson Hall Tuesday night.
BWW Review: Soulpepper's PICTURE THIS is a Weird, Wacky, Whimsical Farce
Just when you think you've run out of laughter, PICTURE THIS demands more.
BWW Review: Nothing is Everything in Soulpepper's WAITING FOR GODOT
Beckett's masterpiece, WAITING FOR GODOT proves its relevance in Soulpepper's riveting revival, opening their 2017-18 season.
BWW Review: ANNE OF GREEN GABLES: THE MUSICAL at Confederation Centre Of The Arts
Anne continues to be in our hearts for old and new alike
BWW Review: Laugh at 2017 with Second City's PARTY TODAY, PANIC TOMORROW
Are recent events making you feel angry, scared, annoyed, freaky? Laugh them off with Second City's hilarious new revue - PARTY TODAY, PANIC TOMORROW.
BWW Review: AN OCTOROON at SHAW FESTIVAL
Pushing the limits of the Shaw Festival's mission, an edgy slave story from a different era is being presented in The Royal George Theatre.
BWW Review: DIVINE at SummerWorks Entertains with Adventure in a Grim Future
Can you imagine life without water? It's something we take for granted.
BWW Review: REALITY THEATRE at SummerWorks Panders to the Millennial Attention Span
A study by Microsoft in 2015 revealed that the average person's attention span (related to social media) is down to eight seconds - less than that of a goldfish.
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Get Down Tonight! Marsh Street Centre (10/14-10/17) |