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Before the COVID-19 lockdown, Cathy Carson had just a small local audience in Northern Ireland. The poet and monologist had performed at open mics...
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Released half a century ago this week, Five Easy Pieces was the film that cemented Jack Nicholson’s status as a Hollywood leading man, following...
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It succeeds better than it should. Based on the hit 2002 comedy movie by Gurinder Chadha, Bend It Like Beckham is an imperfect yet...
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Review: ‘#Throwback Time’ yields mixed results for Toronto Second City (Includes first-hand account)
#Throwback, which opened last week, tries hard to mix a social conscience with a sense of the absurd and goofy – sometimes with success....
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Sure, film lovers will get a lot out of Baker’s 2013 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which opened on Thursday and is making its Toronto debut...
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Watching Streetcar today – specifically, the engrossing new Soulpepper production, which opened last night – affirms its timelessness, but also forces you to see...
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It may be too harsh to suggest that Soulpepper “screws up” its new remount of Betrayal, which opened last night, but this version of...
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An early international hit for the French playwright, known for her razor-sharp ridicule of bourgeois urbanites and their values, ‘Art’ has become a modern...
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Director Jackie Maxwell does perfect justice to Letts’ 2007 Pulitzer Prize-winning black comedy, which opened last night. It’s a brutal, blistering portrait of a...
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That’s clear from Soulpepper Theatre Company‘s bold, sizzling new production of McCraney’s 2007 one-act play The Brothers Size, the second part of his Brothers/Sisters...