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The opening-night crowd with whom I saw this dark comedy last night — at the fledgling company‘s cramped Toronto digs, in the basement of...
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Over the years depictions of the mafia have been centred in America, practically celebrating the notoriety achieved by local crime bosses. In spite of...
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In Australia and New Zealand, Danielle Cormack is well known for her stage and screen work. Her roles in the Australian TV series Underbelly:...
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The proverb says, “Don’t judge a person until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes.” This is of course a metaphor about not making...
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The chaos and confusion experienced in a mob causes people to make ill-advised decisions that can result in harm to themselves or others. Getting...
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Preliminary judgement based on physical traits is virtually engrained in our psyche. When you look at someone, the first thing you notice is their...
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In 1981, violent crimes in New York reached an all-time high. Urban decay led to an increase in robberies and, consequently, violent crimes. It...
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Sharr White‘s 2011 one-act play, which made its Canuck debut on Thursday night in a new Canadian Stage production in Toronto, takes an unusual...
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Job security is practically an oxymoron in today’s economy. Companies are still filing for bankruptcy with alarming frequency and downsizing or “reorganizing” is a...
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The police procedural is a TV trope long overdone, but Flashpoint has done a fantastic job in making it seem refreshingly original. The five...