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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...
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These are the questions British playwright Michael Frayn explores in his Tony-winning 1998 three-hander Copenhagen, now running in a Soulpepper Theatre Company production that...
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Not that anyone seemed to mind, in the relatively casual atmosphere at the Winter Garden Theatre. The audience was instructed early on to hold...
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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...
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Both the Toronto Star and Globe and Mail reviews lead off by alluding to the scandal involving the Soulpepper founder; both critics even attempt...
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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...