Entertainment
Quite the opposite, in fact. The Best Is Yet to Come Undone, which opened on Monday night, is a fast-paced smorgasbord of comedy that...
Hi, what are you looking for?
Digital Journal
All posts tagged "Humour"
Entertainment
Review: ‘Animal Farm’ ditches clever Orwellian satire for broad comedy (Includes first-hand account)
It’s clear from Soulpepper‘s new stage adaptation of Animal Farm, which opened on Thursday, that director Ravi Jain and playwright Anthony MacMahon also saw...
Entertainment
Both the Toronto Star and Globe and Mail reviews lead off by alluding to the scandal involving the Soulpepper founder; both critics even attempt...
Entertainment
While last year’s Twist Your Dickens largely satirized Christmas in popular culture – Charles Dickens, TV specials, etc. – this year’s show, The Good,...
Entertainment
Review: Hilarity and despair mix well in wonderful new take on ‘Godot’ (Includes first-hand account)
With this cast and the confident, playful direction of Daniel Brooks – who’s acclaimed for his past collaborations with Daniel MacIvor, and who helmed...
Entertainment
Clapter, a term that Meyers supposedly coined, is the studio-audience response that late-night political comedy shows like The Daily Show, Full Frontal or The...
Entertainment
Alternating evenings this summer with King Lear during Shakespeare in High Park‘s thirty-fifth season, this Twelfth Night aims to please, setting the action at...
World
When she posted jokes on Twitter about a 1973 assassination committed by Spain’s Basque separatist group ETA, Cassandra Vera never for one moment thought...
Entertainment
Canadian Stage has brought 887 back to Toronto “by popular demand” after its highly praised runs in New York, Edinburgh and other cities and...
Entertainment
Instead, the U.S. president takes a backseat to some of the side effects of his rise to power. Under the direction of Second City...