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Making its Toronto debut with Canadian Stage under the vision of director Peter Hinton, Constellations follows the ups and downs of a couple, outgoing...
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It’s strange that this eleven-year-old play has never been produced in Canada before, especially considering that it won a major U.K. theatre award for...
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Even if you’ve never seen one of Baram & Snieckus’ live shows, the married comedy duo may still look familiar to you: Snieckus has...
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As you’d expect, some of these risks pay off beautifully, while others get uncomfortable laughs while leaving an unpleasant aftertaste. Come What Mayhem!, which...
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A Doll’s House is Ibsen’s way-ahead-of-its-time drama about a sheltered housewife, Nora Helmer, who lives only to please her patriarchal banker husband, Torvald. She...
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The 1935 movie (very loosely based on a John Buchan novel) is already as much a comedy as a thriller — sort of an...
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CanStage’s Shakespeare in High Park (SiHP) has specialized in outdoor productions of the Bard’s comedies (and the occasional Romeo and Juliet) since the 1980s,...
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Director Ted Witzel, who helmed a highly modernized The Taming of the Shrew for Shakespeare in High Park three years ago, has returned to...
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Review: The Force is with Ross, as ‘One-Man Star Wars’ returns to T.O. (Includes first-hand account)
And it’s taken Ross very far indeed — from Canada to New York and Comic-Con International in San Diego, to Europe and Australia, and...
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It’s a small world these days, with everybody and everything linked so tightly that it’s impossible to do anything without making a ripple effect...