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Wow, I loved TAKE RIMBAUD (
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+ Buddies in Bad Times). Feminist, subversive, funny, sharp â I can see why reactions have been split but ted witzel's punky production really worked for me.
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Take Rimbaud, a new play about the futility of art, is a manifesto in every sense of the word
Susanna Fournierâs playful script explores frictions between love and death
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-take-rimbaud-bad-times-theatre-review/
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Happy to share the winners of the 2026 Toronto Theatre Criticsâ Awards! Strong showings this year from
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, Coal Mine and Mirvish â also a great year for small-scale shows and companies.
#TheaTO
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Small-scale plays and musicals win big at the 2026 Toronto Theatre Criticsâ Awards
The prizes, juried by critics at a wide range of publications, were distributed to a mix of indie and established theatre companies in Canadaâs largest city
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-2026-toronto-theatre-critics-awards-small-scale-plays-musicals-win-big/
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Hoping that a "North American" tour means a stop for Toronto đ đ đ
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Broadway Hit 'Ragtime' To Launch North American Tour This Fall
Lincoln Center Theater's hit Broadway musical revival Ragtime will launch a North American tour this coming fall, producers announced today.
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After a year of up-close, behind-the-scenes reporting, hereâs my deep dive into ITâS A GOOD LIFE IF YOU DONâT WEAKEN, the gorgeous new Canadian musical featuring songs by
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. For
@theglobeandmail.com
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Behind the scenes of a new jukebox musical featuring songs by the Tragically Hip
Globe theatre reporter and critic Aisling Murphy followed the development of the musical, with all its highs and lows, behind the scenes
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-behind-the-scenes-of-a-new-jukebox-musical-featuring-songs-by-the/
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Here for the new The Tragically Hip musical. Yes. A The Tragically Hip musical. Shall be interesting since I'm the Canadian who isn't exactly a Hip fan. But Ali Momen is in this and I loved Ahmed and Jesse's last show King Gilgamesh.
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I never want to hear Sweet Caroline again. My review of A BEAUTIFUL NOISE is online now.
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A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical is pretty bah-bah-bad
Anthony McCartenâs book, which follows two versions of the singer, drips with clichĂ©s
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-neil-diamond-musical-beautiful-noise-review/
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Reviewed the Hot Docs premiere of THIS ABOVE ALL: THE THEATRICAL LIFE OF ANTONI CIMOLINO. Some nice tidbits about the Stratford Festival, but the film is way too effusive to consider it a piece of journalism â it's more like a sizzle reel. Review:
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Effusive Antoni Cimolino doc studies the solitude of Stratfordâs outgoing director
Barry Avrichâs âcelebrationâ of Cimolino lionizes the festivalâs most dedicated figurehead
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-this-above-all-antoni-cimolino-stratford/
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Delighted to share my review of THE DIVISION, Andrew Kushnir's gorgeous documentary play about a family secret and Kushnir's journey to discover the truth. Critic's Pick from me (a nice change of pace after a very snoozy few months of Toronto theatre):
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The Division is a stunning new play about time â and a complex chapter in Ukrainian history
Andrew Kushnirâs autobiographical play, sourced from interview transcripts and his own family history, explores the implications of his grandfatherâs murky military record
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-the-division-is-a-stunning-new-play-about-time-and-a-complex-chapter/
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I don't enjoy singling out performers in this way. But something has gone very, very wrong in the MOULIN ROUGE tour, back at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre just 16 months after its last stint in Toronto. Review
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Moulin Rouge is serviceable and slick, but weighed down by a weak lead actor
Ryan Vasquez struggles to hit correct notes, which is a shame on a number of levels
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-moulin-rouge-is-serviceable-and-slick-but-weighed-down-by-a-weak-lead/
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Happy opening to THE DIVISION at
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â I've been looking forward to this one for months. Here's my chat with Andrew Kushnir and Lianna Makuch about a fateful Globe and Mail eulogy, and Ukraine's complicated role in the Second World War.
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A Globe and Mail eulogy led to a historical odyssey â and a stage play about Ukranian watchmaking
In The Division, playwright-director Andrew Kushnir recalls his grandfatherâs complicated past during the Second World War
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-a-globe-and-mail-eulogy-led-to-a-historical-odyssey-and-a-stage-play/
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Somewhat puzzled by Demi Lovato's IT'S NOT THAT DEEP tour, which would kill in clubs or smaller arenas but feels wildly out of place in venues like Scotiabank. Projected pyro and confetti? Seriously? Review
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Demi Lovato blends wub-wub EDM with nostalgic throwbacks at Scotiabank Arena
The singerâs uneven Itâs Not That Deep tour pulls from the artistâs back catalogue as well as newer tracks
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/music/article-demi-lovato-blends-wub-wub-edm-with-nostalgic-throwbacks-at-scotiabank/
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Two fun
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stories this weekend: First, a Q&A with filmmaker Barry Avrich about his upcoming Antoni Cimolino (
@stratfest.bsky.social
) documentary, scheduled to premiere at Hot Docs next Monday.
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Barry Avrich peeks behind the curtain at Antoni Cimolinoâs retirement from the Stratford Festival
This Above All: The Theatrical Life of Antoni Cimolino premieres at Hot Docs on April 27
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/film-and-tv/film/article-barry-avrich-peeks-behind-the-curtain-at-antoni-cimolinos-retirement/
about 1 month ago
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Never a great feeling to pan a show. But MARY, MARY, MARY, MARY, Toronto's newest Erin Shields play in a string of new Erin Shields plays, is a mess. Confusing writing, confusing direction, good acting but not enough to rescue it. A miss for me.
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Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary is a disappointing Bible play about the women in Jesusâs orbit
Production at Crowâs Theatre is a rare misstep from the prolific Erin Shields
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-mary-mary-mary-mary-is-a-disappointing-bible-play-about-the-women-in/
about 1 month ago
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Stepped off the theatre beat this month to speak with photojournalist Parisa Azadi, whose striking photographs of war and protest in Iran offer a harrowing look at daily life for the country's women and girls. For
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With literal flames, photographer responds to pictures from Iranâs protests
Iranian-Canadian photojournalist Parisa Azadi uses altered instant photographs to examine protest imagery, memory and risk
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/art-and-architecture/article-with-literal-flames-photographer-responds-to-pictures-from-irans/
about 1 month ago
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I've thought about little other than Caity Weaver's bread essay this week. Good thing, then, that CLYDE'S, the sandwich epic produced with aplomb by Canadian Stage, pairs with it perfectly â and even mentions a cranberry nut loaf. Globe review here:
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Clydeâs, about the lifelong search for the perfect sandwich, goes skimpy on plot and heavy on drama
A talented ensemble and inventive staging bring texture to a play thatâs otherwise light on substance
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-clydes-sandwich-theatre-sophia-walker/
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When Sophia Walker is in a play, you know you're in good hands. She's had a wild few years â Casey and Diana, Slave Play and Flex, to name only a few â and the work continues with CLYDE'S, opening tonight at Canadian Stage.
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Sophia Walkerâs had a big year. But sandwich dramedy Clydeâs marks a new chapter for the actor
Walker memorably appeared in Slave Play, which concluded with a visceral, blood-curdling scream
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-sophia-walker-clydes-slave-play-theatre/
about 1 month ago
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Some nice work happening in STRIFE at Tarragon Theatre, though much like MacKenzie's last play I wonder if it might benefit from another draft. Review
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In Strife, playwright Matthew MacKenzie takes aim at whitewashed activism
A bird does the most important talking in intimate drama about activism, academia and their intersection in Albertaâs oil sands
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-matthew-mackenzie-strife-review/
about 1 month ago
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Someone on Facebook is trying to sell a trampoline park. Not a trampoline. Not a lease transfer for a building. But a whole trampoline park setup. (Complete with foam pits.) It's $65,000, marked down from $85k. I have no idea which of those prices is fairer. I can't stop thinking about this.
about 2 months ago
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THE BEGGING BROWN BITCH PLAYS aren't particularly enjoyable as a whole. But the last 20 minutes of Jhooti is some of my favourite time I've spent in a theatre so far this year. My review of Zaiba Baig's return to the stage is online now:
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Zaiba Baig returns to the stage with a pair of â sort of â trans rage plays
The playwright digs into what it means to exist in a trans, brown body, and especially one that in the last five years has become a national symbol for queer joy
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-zaiba-baig-kainchee-lagaa-and-jhooti-review/
about 2 months ago
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Just did the math... Coulter was 70 when she played Lear in 2013. So don't wait until 2039 to try to catch her on stage. Here's my colleague's
@aislingmurph.bsky.social
's review of the production. Irresistible is the key word for me.
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Judith Thompsonâs Queen Maeve is an inconsistent â but irresistible â plunge into old age
Thompsonâs latest play follows an elderly grandmother living out her days in a decrepit nursing home
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-judith-thompson-queen-maeve-tarragon-theatre/
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Some nice work in the new Second City mainstage revue (albeit with an uneven cast). Worth noting that the company's elbows are a little lower than they were this time last year. Review in
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Worldâs Gone Wild marks an edgy new chapter for the Second City in Toronto
The companyâs 91st revue showcases the ensembleâs ability to adapt
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-worlds-gone-wild-marks-an-edgy-new-chapter-for-the-second-city-in/
about 2 months ago
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#Exclusive
:
@crowstheatre.bsky.social
will stage A FINE BALANCE next year, as well as FALL ON YOUR KNEES, a new take on Mackers and A GERMAN LIFE. Story in
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CanLit adaptations dominate Crowâs Theatreâs 2026-27 season
Toronto-based company will present stage versions of A Fine Balance, Allâs Well and more in its upcoming season
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-crows-theatre-toronto-2026-27-season-canlit-adaptations/
2 months ago
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Really wanted to love CYRANO (I've been excited about it for months!). But wow, I... didn't. Review
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Cyrano, a lesbian retelling of the 1897 classic play, ought to work â but doesnât
Virginia Gayâs Cyrano is a sapphic adaptation of Edmond Rostandâs 129-year-old play
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-cyrano-review-virginia-gay-edmond-rostand/
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cover story: Highwayâs infectious laughter (or the pranks he pulled on me that resulted in it). Really pleased to share this long-overdue profile about Tomson, Rose and the female God watching over them both:
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After decades in the making, Tomson Highwayâs Rose blooms onstage
The celebrated Cree playwrightâs musical premieres at the National Arts Centre, blending humour, music and the mythic world of Wasaychigan Hill
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-tomson-highway-rose-indigenous-cree-playwright/
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Not included in todayâs
@theglobeandmail.com
cover story: Highwayâs infectious laughter (or the pranks he pulled on me that resulted in it). Really pleased to share this long-overdue profile about Tomson, Rose and the female God watching over them both:
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After decades in the making, Tomson Highwayâs Rose blooms onstage
The celebrated Cree playwrightâs musical premieres at the National Arts Centre, blending humour, music and the mythic world of Wasaychigan Hill
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-tomson-highway-rose-indigenous-cree-playwright/
2 months ago
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Update: It looks like there's an IP tracker embedded into the Canadaland dot com slash Bourrie page that appears to be tracing the IP addresses of visitors to the Bourrie page It links to the website:
tracemyip.org
Maybe
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A little surreal to walk down 44th Street and find two Canadian-influenced musicals across the street from each other: Titanique, the hilarious CĂ©line Dion spoof, and Beaches, which had its pre-Bâway tryout at Theatre Calgary in 2024.
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#Exclusive
with Canadian Stage this morning: The company's 2026-27 season will include CABARET (!) and GOOD NIGHT DESDEMONA (GOOD MORNING JULIET), plus ROGERS V. ROGERS, for anyone who might have missed it the first time around. In
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Canadian Stage 2026-27 season to include Cabaret and Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)
Lineup will feature performances from Tom Rooney, Paul Gross, Ann-Marie MacDonald and more
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-canadian-stage-2026-27-season-cabaret-rogers-desdemona/
2 months ago
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AN IMM-PERMANENT RESIDENT has always been a personal story for its creators. But since its 2022 premiere, the show has also become more personal for me â and for anyone who's experienced navigating the immigration system. Review
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An IMM-Permanent Resident explores the painful, personal underbelly of Canadian immigration
The multilingual play, written and performed by real-life couple Neha Poduval and Himanshu Sitlani, has grown more topical since its 2022 premiere
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-an-imm-permanent-resident-review-canadian-immigration/
2 months ago
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And, speaking of Tarragon: QUEEN MAEVE didn't entirely work for me, but Clare Coulter is outstanding as the brave, befuddled Mrs. Nurmi. Review
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Judith Thompsonâs Queen Maeve is an inconsistent â but irresistible â plunge into old age
Thompsonâs latest play follows an elderly grandmother living out her days in a decrepit nursing home
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-judith-thompson-queen-maeve-tarragon-theatre/
2 months ago
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#Exclusive
: Tarragon Theatre has unveiled its 2026-27 season, which includes Kat Sandler's YAGA, the return of MONKS (!) and other goodies.
#TheaTO
Lots more on
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:
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Tarragonâs 2026-27 season will include Kat Sandlerâs Yaga plus five world premiere plays
55th anniversary season also includes Monks, one of The Globe and Mailâs top theatrical productions of 2025
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-tarragon-theatre-season-kat-sandler-yaga/
2 months ago
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For
@theglobeandmail.com
, I got to chat with legendary activist David Suzuki (!), not so much about climate and fruit flies but about a whole new experiment for him: theatre.
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There are two sides to David Suzuki. Both appear in this intimate stage play
Production offers audiences a chance to meet Suzuki as both the famous climate activist and the gentler family man
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-there-are-two-sides-to-legendary-climate-scientist-david-suzuki-both/
2 months ago
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When I heard the NAC was reviving AFTER THE RAIN, I was hopeful â I was disappointed by the show's first outing in Toronto and wondered if the show might receive an overhaul. It did. And I'm pleased to report it rocks. Revisited for
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A year ago, After the Rain felt underbaked and cutesy. With rewrites, itâs an electric new musical
After significant overhauls to its book and score, the show has found new life in its second run
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-after-the-rain-nac-ottawa-review/
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A Canadian journalist documents a group of white nationalists whoâve been meeting at a gym in MontrĂ©al, unbeknownst to the owner of the business. What happens after the story comes out?
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The Fallout from Reporting on White Nationalism in Canada | The Tyee
Journalist Rachel Gilmore published an investigation in The Tyee. The men she unmasked showed up to intimidate her in person.
https://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2026/03/12/Fallout-Reporting-White-Nationalism-Canada/
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I caught opening night of THE DROWSY CHAPERONE last night, and was impressed â I especially loved Martin Julien as the Man in Chair. For
@theglobeandmail.com
, here's a feature about the show returning to its roots at Theatre Passe Muraille.
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The Drowsy Chaperone returns to its show tune-loving roots at Theatre Passe Muraille in Toronto
Gen Z theatre company Shifting Ground Collectiveâs production runs until March 21
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-drowsy-chaperone-shifting-ground-musical-theatre/
2 months ago
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A few weeks ago, I saw a stunning, small piece of theatre about a young woman, her home country and her complicated relationship with feminism. Then the U.S. and Israel invaded Iran. For
@theglobeandmail.com
, I sat down with Ava Alavi to discuss SOUND.
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âItâs a kind of survivorâs guiltâ: How an Iranian theatre-maker brought geopolitical conflict to Canadian audiences
âThe longer Iâm away from Iran, I feel like I have less of a right to talk about certain things,â says playwright, actor and director Ava Alavi
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-ava-alavi-sound-iran-womens-rights-theatre/
3 months ago
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Whoa! Just announced today: Adrian Pang (SALESMAN IN CHINA) will lead The Karate Kid as Mr. Miyagi. (I wonder what this means for the Mirvish transfer of Salesman?)
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Another one today, this time from the Grand Theatre in London. đ§”
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THE SURROGATE is pulpy and occasionally wobbles into melodrama, but I don't remember the last time I felt so energized in a theatre. Two killer performances at the forefront of Christopher Monousos' confident, crisp production, as well. Critic's Pick from me:
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Anti-American snark meets The Pitt in The Surrogate, Mohsin Zaidiâs blistering drama about a broken healthcare system
Zaidiâs debut play isnât without its flaws, but the piece offers a piercing look behind the curtain of an industry shrouded in stigma
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-the-surrogate-mohsin-zaidi/
3 months ago
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The winner of best regional season announcement so far: the Great Canadian Theatre Company in Ottawa. I've had mixed feelings about that company's programming since the pandemic, but this feels like a really smart blend of subscriber-pleasers, Toronto hits and wild cards. Shall we? đ§”
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Toronto Film Critics Association in turmoil after speech shortened and reference to Palestine omitted.
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Actor Elle-MĂĄijĂĄ Tailfeathers returns film award after acceptance speech was edited
Tailfeathers a portion of her TFCA acceptance speech expressing support for Palestine was cut out
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/film-and-tv/article-elle-maija-tailfeathers-award/
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Nice chat with the good folks over at Young People's Theatre, who are putting on an energetic (and sentimental) revival of LOVE YOU FOREVER AND MORE MUNSCH. Q&A over on
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Love You Forever and More Munsch brings storybook magic to the Young Peopleâs Theatre stage
âWeâre following the spirit of what Munsch does,â says co-adaptor and co-director Stephen Colella
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-love-you-forever-and-more-munsch-young-peoples-theatre/
3 months ago
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Found this on my travels today from an old Nappoholics (
@intermissionmag.bsky.social
) column, circa 2018. (The irony, if you haven't seen The Neighbours, is that 100 per cent of that show is direct address.)
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Oh, how lucky are we in Canada to have Ronnie Burkett. LITTLE WILLY is Burkett at his raunchiest (and least predictable) and I can't recommend it enough. Critic's Pick for the show that made my belly hurt from laughing so hard:
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Little Willy is a laugh-out-loud parody of Romeo and Juliet â with very little Shakespeare
Ronnie Burkettâs show is more interested in what it means to spend time in a Canadian theatre than in the particulars of the Bard
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-little-willy-ronnie-burkett-parody-romeo-and-juliet/
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I liked THE NEIGHBOURS, sort of â Tony Nappo offers an understated take on a dad who knows more than he's letting on. Not obsessed with all the direct address in Nicolas Billon's script, but it's a solid night of theatre. Review in
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The Neighbours is a gutsy, grisly play about the monster living next door
Nicolas Billonâs play at Tarragon recounts a horrific crime through the eyes and mouths of two unassuming neighbours
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-the-neighbours-play-nicolas-billon-tarragon-crime/
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A mini-announcement today: Crow's Theatre and Soulpepper (Crowpepper) will produce an adaptation of Mona Awad's ALL'S WELL next year, written for the stage by Erin Shields and starring Maev Beaty.
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Had a nice chat with Drew Hayden Taylor about THE UNDENIABLE ACCUSATIONS OF RED CADMIUM LIGHT, playing in Winnipeg at
@prairietheatrex.bsky.social
until March 8. Q&A for
@theglobeandmail.com
here:
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New Drew Hayden Taylor play investigates Indigenous art fraud â and a fraught mother-daughter relationship
The Undeniable Accusations of Red Cadmium Light runs at Winnipegâs Prairie Theatre Exchange until March 8
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-drew-hayden-taylor-indigenous-art-fraud-mother-daughter-relationship/
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Another one today (and more on their way, so I'm told): Arts Club Theatre in Vancouver, BC. đ§”
add a skeleton here at some point
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