Review: TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW ROUNDUP 4 at Toronto Fringe
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Review: TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW ROUNDUP 3 at Toronto Fringe
Keep on Fringing! This roundup includes two shows in the Next Stage Festival (JUSTICE FOR MAURICE HENRY CARTER and SONGS BY A WANNABE), this year being held simultaneously with the Fringe at its Soulpepper venues.
Review: THIS SHOW WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE - THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL at Native Earth's Aki Studio
The lifestyle gurus at $20 Sandwich are here to improve your life through the much beloved medium of improv comedy.
Review: TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW ROUNDUP 2 at Toronto Fringe
The Toronto Fringe is in full swing, and if you're not seeing any of the 100+ shows available from now to Sunday, what are you doing with your life? BroadwayWorld continues its coverage with reviews of WHO DRINKS MOCKTAILS ON THE BEACH?, MILK MILK LEMONADE, and DON'T FALL IN.
Review: PAPER CHASE - THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL at Tarragon Theatre
In a city as gloriously diverse as Toronto, the joys of dealing with immigration bureaucracy is a pain many have endured.
Review: FRAT HAUS: EVICTED! - THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL at Buddies In Bad Times
The drag king members of Frat Haus are facing their biggest challenge ever - eviction! Unless they can secure a $1 million by end of day, they'll lose their home.
Review: TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL Review Roundup Featuring ACTING LESSONS and More
What did our critic think of TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW ROUNDUP 1 at Toronto Fringe?
Review: PLAN V: THE RISE OF REVERENCE - THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL at Alumnae Theatre
Eleanor O'Brien is on a mission - to spread the word of Plan V! In this one-women feminist comedy extravaganza, O'Brien plays Mama V - the quintessential southern church lady, imagine the love child between Richard Simmons and Dr.
Review: JOIN CANADA, EH? at Lighthouse Artscape
JOIN CANADA, EH? reminds us to be grateful for Canada's number one export: comedians.
Review: TONS OF MONEY at the Shaw Festival
Living a lifestyle beyond one's means and being prone to excesses in all aspects of life often may catch up with you (especially if there is no money in the family vault) .
Review: BEETLEJUICE at Ed Mirvish Theatre
As a downtrodden teen clad in black while mournfully proclaiming that I, myself, am strange and unusual, the iconic Tim Burton film Beetlejuice was kept close to my dark heart.
Review: SANCTUARY SONG at Nancy & Ed Jackman Theatre
Given this strong inaugural production, I am curious to see what else Artistic & General Director Michael Mori and Tapestry Opera do next in their new playground.
Review: DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS at the Stratford Festival is a Hilarious Romp
Last night, Director Tracey Flye’s production of DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS opened at the Stratford Festival’s Avon Theatre.
Review: RED LIKE FRUIT at Young Centre For The Performing Arts
Red Like Fruit is a play unlike any play you've likely seen.
Review: Robert LePage Directs MACBETH at the Stratford Festival
After successfully changing the game back in 2018 with his innovative production of CORIOLANUS, Director Robert LePage is back at the Stratford Festival with a production of MACBETH that is sure to be the talk of the town.
Review: Spectacular ANNIE is a Must-See at the Stratford Festival
Director/Choreographer Donna Feore has done it again! The Stratford Festival production of ANNIE opened on Tuesday evening and the audience reception could not have been more enthused.
Review: CLUE LIVE ON STAGE! at Royal Alexandra Theatre
The much beloved childhood Hasbro board game Clue became a big screen hit in 1985 with the film directed by Jonathan Lynn starring Tim Curry and Madeline Kahn.
Review: A STRANGE LOOP at Soulpepper
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Review: DUEL CITIZENS at Second City
Second City’s Duel Citizens, in the company’s 90th mainstage review, tells our southern neighbour to get off our collective lawn in its usual sprightly and entertaining fashion.
Review: BENEVOLENCE at Tarragon Theatre
Touching and funny, earnest yet practical, Wong’s play is a small gem with a flowing, well-crafted narrative and crystal clear characterization.
Review: SHEDDING A SKIN at Buddies In Bad Times
Within the larger space of Buddies in Bad Times’ Chamber, set designer Jung-Hye Kim’s constrained, small box of a playing space looks like it could be either a present or a trap, a Kinder Egg of theatre housing Vanessa Sears’ luminous solo performance.
Review: AMERICANADIAN at SoCap Comedy
Meredith Mullen is a strong singer and a charming storyteller, and we had a very nice evening watching her solo show “AmeriCanadian” and the improv set that preceded it at Beer Beer, the Saturday comedy night at SOCAP Comedy.
Review: MAHABHARATA at Canadian Stage
The god Krishna (a dryly funny Neil D’Souza) asks this of one side of an all-consuming inter-family war, cousins against cousins, in the second half of Why Not Theatre’s two-part production of MAHABHARATA, the Sanskrit epic of fate, death, and cycles of violence, now presented by Canadian Stage
Review: THE LITTLE PRINCE at Theatre Passe Muraille
“And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.
Review: THE BORN-AGAIN CROW at Buddies In Bad Times
In Caleigh Crow’s THERE IS VIOLENCE AND THERE IS RIGHTEOUS VIOLENCE AND THERE IS DEATH OR, THE BORN-AGAIN CROW at Buddies in Bad Times, rage is the thing with feathers.
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The Heterosexuals by Johnnie McNamara Walker Sweet Action Theatre (7/31-8/01) |
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Fletch, Vaughan and Hayley LIVE - The Genuine Friends Tour BNZ Theatre (10/10-10/10) |
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Blithe Spirit M.I.S.T Theatre (7/17-7/26) |
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GLORY! Buddies in Bad Times Theatre (1/20-1/24) |
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The Importance of Being Earnest Stratford Festival (5/19-10/23) PHOTOS |
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Artificially Intelligent 2.0 The Alumnae Theatre (7/02-7/12) |
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Pinocchio County Stage (7/25-8/09) |
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The Clockmaker's Daughter The Singer’s Theatre (8/07-8/09) |
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First Date: A Musical Comedy County Stage (7/11-8/07) |
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Many Happy Returns - Toronto Fringe '26 Immersive Show Society Clubhouse (6/30-7/12) |