BWW Review: DRACULA at SHAW FESTIVAL
STRONG ACTING IN DRACULA DESPITE TEDIOUS SCRIPT The story of Bram Stoker's DRACULA has been told long enough since the novel's release in 1897 that most everyone is familiar with the famous Prince of Darkness.
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STRONG ACTING IN DRACULA DESPITE TEDIOUS SCRIPT The story of Bram Stoker's DRACULA has been told long enough since the novel's release in 1897 that most everyone is familiar with the famous Prince of Darkness.
With the 2017 season of the Stratford Festival in full swing, and locals and visitors alike enjoying the glorious theatrical productions on stage at the Festival, Avon, Tom Patterson and Studio Theatres.
Toronto's Women of Musical Theatre Festival concluded a week ago today.
Some shows are born great, some shows achieve greatness and others have greatness thrust upon them.
"I've heard the lighting is amazing," a woman whispered to me before the show.
CHARM ABOUNDS IN SHAW FESTIVAL'S 'WILDE TALES' A verbose frog, an egomaniacal Rocket, two charming birds, and a sympathetic Prince are not the usual cast of characters in an Oscar Wilde play.
The memory of a fascinating Canadian war hero brought to life by a fascinating Canadian actor.
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Feel the earth move with Chilina Kennedy's powerhouse vocals.
Four masters paying tribute to 'the architect'.
Two musicians, engulfed by the spirit of jazz.
Has Harry Potter reached cult classic level yet? It certainly seemed to last night.
Spell-binding jams that beg you to dance and dance.
Written by women, created by women, performed by women.
The heart-pounding 'O Fortuna' fills the Roy Thomson Hall to the brim with the sound of a full orchestra and over one hundred voices.
Four incredible artists bring to life the stories of four powerful women.
McCAMUS IS BRILLIANT AS KING GEORGE III Mental illness in the 18h Century, aka madness, was as in some respects as poorly understood and accepted then as it is today.
Epic storytelling meets emotional physical theatre in Akram Khan's moving production.
The theme will get under your skin.
Russia seems to be everywhere these days.
No one yells 'Stella!' at the ballet - because they don't have to.
THE JAZZ SINGER opened this week, presented by the Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company as a toe-tapping new musical rendition of the story made famous by the film of the same name.
A 'ME AND MY GIRL' Not To Be Missed It is infrequent for the theatre god of comedy to shine bright enough to induce glee, but that is what occurred on opening night of the Shaw Festival's utterly charming production of ME AND MY GIRL.
It's time to celebrate Canada's sesqui…sesquicen….
You've never seen a more boho Boheme.
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