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Really loved THE CHRISTMAS MARKET. Kanika Ambrose has such an impressive way of writing about Canadian immigration – she highlights the inequities baked into this country's systems without weighing down her stories or characters. My Critic's Pick review:
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The Christmas Market is a feel-bad holiday story – and one of the best new plays of 2025
Kanika Ambrose’s story of three temporary foreign workers in Ontario is timely, sharp and emotionally charged
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-christmas-market-theatre-review-stage-play-kanika-ambrose-crow/
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Borrowed
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's beat for the weekend and reviewed the divine Sarah McLachlan at Massey Hall. Those high notes on Fear are something else, man. In
@theglobeandmail.com
today:
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Sarah McLachlan time-travels back to the ‘90s in intimate Massey Hall concert
After a bout of tour-pausing laryngitis, the Canadian singer is back onstage in luxurious voice
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/music/article-sarah-mclachlan-massey-hall-concert/
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Really wanted to love THE COMEUPPANCE, but ultimately the direction doesn’t support the writing and performances in the way you’d hope. This was a disappointing one.
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In its Canadian premiere at Soulpepper, The Comeuppance never quite ignites
Despite a formidable cast and clever writing from American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Frank Cox-O’Connell’s production is a touch uneven
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-the-comeuppance-soulpepper-canadian-premiere-never-quite-ignites/
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This version of the Persian dish tahchin incorporates common Thanksgiving ingredients. It is deeply savory and buttery, like stuffing, and some may say even better because it has a whole lot more texture coming from the crispy rice that everyone will be fighting over.
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Caramelized Onion, Cranberry and Rosemary Tahchin Recipe
Tahchin is a Persian rice dish in which the rice is mixed with yogurt, oil, egg yolks and saffron and baked until a golden crust forms at the bottom (Persians refer to this as the tahdig) The rice on the inside becomes buttery and almost cake-like and is often layered with chicken and barberries, a tart dried fruit that has a beautiful crimson color This version incorporates common Thanksgiving ingredients like rosemary, sweet-tart cranberries and buttery onions to make a striking dish that feels more like a main than a side
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Canada being a part of Eurovision would be grand.
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Why is Eurovision in Canada’s federal budget? There may be bigger reasons than music
Country’s interest in joining contest could be signal of realignment toward Europe in era of U.S. protectionism
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-federal-budget-2025-canada-eurovision-cbc/
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I'll never forget seeing OUR PLACE in 2022. Kanika Ambrose's understanding of the Canadian immigration system was clever and devastating, and written like a piece of music. Kanika opens two new plays this month: THE CHRISTMAS MARKET and MOONLIGHT SCHOONER.
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In two new plays, Kanika Ambrose explores feminism and oversimplified portrayals of Black men
The Christmas Market and Moonlight Schooner, while separated by time, place and narrative thrust, overlap more than you might think
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-kanika-ambrose-feminism-portrayals-black-men-playwright-theatre/
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THE FAR SIDE OF THE MOON – often beautiful, but ultimately a miss for me. Disappointing, especially given the lingering thud of Lepage's Macbeth a few hours west. My review for
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The Far Side of the Moon is peak Robert Lepage – but the human drama suffers for it
High-tech production is impressive, but the story at the centre of Lepage’s script doesn’t always justify the stagecraft
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-far-side-of-the-moon-robert-lepage-ex-machina-canadian-stage-theatre/
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Today the Canadian Theatre Critics Association announced the call for submissions for the 2025 Nathan Cohen Awards. An excellent opportunity for theatre writers based in Canada! Deadline is Jan. 6. Feel free to drop me a line if you want to learn more!
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Finally had the chance to catch GOBLIN:OEDIPUS this weekend (what, did something else happen on Saturday?). Loved the show – and especially glad it lived up to the goblins' Mackers. Here's my profile of Spontaneous Theatre:
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Spontaneous Theatre has had a benchmark year – and not just because of the goblins
Goblin:Oedipus is the most recent in a string of well-received, semi-improvised plays by the theatre company
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-spontaneous-theatre-has-had-a-benchmark-year-and-not-just-because-of/
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Hugely enjoyed CHILD-ish at Tarragon. You’ll win verbatim theatre bingo if you choose to go see it, but you should go anyway — it’s a lovely, sweet little show. My Critic’s Pick review:
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CHILD-ish is an imperfect love letter to childhood. But at Tarragon, it’s unmissable
While Sunny Drake’s verbatim play falls into a few dramaturgical traps, its central premise is beautifully executed by director Andrea Donaldson
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-review-toronto-tarragon-theatre-child-ish-sunny-drake-verbatim-play/
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I have never cared about sports this much. This week I’ve thought about little else. I think I’m a baseball person now.
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I’ve had this conversation approximately 80 times in the last few weeks, so it seems time to scream this out to the universe: Why, oh why, is no one in Toronto doing Parade right now? Why didn’t Mirvish pick up the tour? Any company that dabbles in musicals should be snatching up those rights.
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The Arts team
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Elbows up, thumbs down: Why we’re blowing a generational moment for Canadian culture
We’re checking the origins of our groceries, but where’s the love for the sector that truly defines who we are?
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/gift/129d8957c86fbd92839933d2f96cfc15f6c828cb847aa18b23d63167ed491e6f/I7OBCRRCMJGPLNEWCNLK4G4TDU/
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Still wishing and hoping for a cast recording of Suzy Wilde and Rose Napoli’s musical After The Rain, but for now, “Forever” sung by Annika Tupper is pretty great.
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For
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, I spoke to eight (or nine, if you count Stratford) of the new artistic directors at theatres across Canada. Lots of great ideas in these roles. Now comes the hard part: making them happen.
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These incoming artistic directors have big ideas about the future of Canadian theatre
Eight recently appointed company leaders from coast to coast talk about a new era of national culture
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-canada-artistic-directors-theatre-performing-arts-company/
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I missed BREMEN TOWN when it premiered at Next Stage in 2023 – wow, am I glad to have caught it at Tarragon. Gentle, touching and gut-wrenching all at once. My review for
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This gorgeous play at Tarragon Theatre explores the finer details of old age
Gregory Prest’s Bremen Town blends a German fairytale aesthetic with startlingly contemporary societal critiques
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-tarragon-theatre-bremen-town-gregory-prest/
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BRIGHT STAR – a lovely production of a hopelessly syrupy musical. Tough not to lament the programming choice, but that cast (particularly Kaylee Harwood) is superb. My review:
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Bright Star is schlocky and sentimental – but Kaylee Harwood is stunning in the lead role
The Mirvish/Garner Theatre co-production is tight and well-conceived, and the music is outstanding
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-bright-star-kaylee-harwood-mirvish-steve-martin/
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I wanted The Life of a Showgirl to grow on me. But Taylor Swift's likely use of generative AI to market the album crossed a line I'm not sure I'll ever be able to look past. My op-ed for
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Wait, did Taylor Swift use generative AI to market The Life of a Showgirl?
Swift’s Easter eggs are legendary within her massive fandom. But the likelihood she used AI to generate promotional videos makes them tough to enjoy, writes Aisling Murphy
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/music/article-taylor-swift-the-life-of-a-showgirl-artificial-intelligence-videos/
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I spent a surprisingly glorious week in Regina at the beginning of September – maybe Chappell Roan has it right about ditching the big city and moving to Saskatchewan. Here's my write-up about the renovated Globe Theatre, as well as some (great!) eats.
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Regina’s revamped Globe Theatre is just one reason to visit the Prairie city
Canada’s only permanent theatre-in-the-round is ready for its close-up. Aisling Murphy went to investigate and found the city has a lot more going for it than a great theatre
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/style/travel/article-regina-globe-theatre/
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The Globe and Mail's fall culture preview dropped this weekend! Here's the theatre I'm looking forward to as the months get cooler, in Ontario and beyond.
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Jeremy O. Harris’s Slave Play and Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s The Comeuppance make Canadian debuts
Disney’s powerhouse musical Frozen expected to spread some magic
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-fall-2025-theatre-preview/
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@aislingmurph.bsky.social
has it spot on with the excellent toronto production of Slave Play, and with the (unfair but undeniable) weirdness of this play in 2025. fascinating stuff.
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Yes, Slave Play is edgy and sharp. But Canadian Stage’s landmark production is more than that
Canadian premiere of Jeremy O. Harris’s opus is devastating and raw
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-canadian-stage-jeremy-o-harris-slave-play-toronto/
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Incredible production. Killer ensemble. The type of top-tier quality theatre that makes you feel lucky to live in Toronto.
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I've loved SLAVE PLAY for years – even when the chatter around it has overshadowed the brilliance of Jeremy O. Harris's writing. (Has the play aged since its off-Broadway premiere in 2018? A bit. But no matter.) Run, don't walk, to Canadian Stage.
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Yes, Slave Play is edgy and sharp. But Canadian Stage’s landmark production is more than that
Canadian premiere of Jeremy O. Harris’s opus is devastating and raw
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-canadian-stage-jeremy-o-harris-slave-play-toronto/
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Two more things Canada could import from the UK in AD searches: Transparency and oversight. 🧵
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I love writing about Taylor Swift. But today's release was a disappointment – only one track really gives you a look at, you know, the life of a showgirl, and the others are various shades of clunky, tone-deaf and just OK. My review for
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Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl is fizzy, earwormy and, well, not great
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album features a few killer pop tracks, but a muddled concept and weak lyrics prevail
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/music/article-taylor-swift-life-of-a-showgirl-album-review/
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Stunned to learn through
@aislingmurph.bsky.social
's column today that the Stratford Festival's nine-person AD search committee included no artists - because board chair David J Adams felt they would have a conflict of interest.
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Why Jonathan Church’s hire could be a mixed bag for the Stratford Festival
New artistic director has family ties to Ontario and Mirvish credits, but minimal experience in Canada’s not-for-profit theatre sector
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-why-jonathan-church-hire-mixed-bag-stratford-festival/
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Wrote a little more about the Stratford Festival's new artistic director — the good, the bad and the hiring committee that included zero artists for the top job in Canadian theatre. My column is online now:
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Why Jonathan Church’s hire could be a mixed bag for the Stratford Festival
New artistic director has family ties to Ontario and Mirvish credits, but minimal experience in Canada’s not-for-profit theatre sector
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-why-jonathan-church-hire-mixed-bag-stratford-festival/
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Jonathan Church has been named the new artistic director of the Stratford Festival, ending months of speculation over who might get the top job in Canadian theatre. Lots more in
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Jonathan Church named artistic director of the Stratford Festival
The dual U.K.-Canada citizen will officially assume the role of artistic director on Nov. 1, 2026 and will program the festival’s 2027 season
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-jonathan-church-named-artistic-director-of-the-stratford-festival/
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Mixed thoughts re: TELL TALE HARBOUR. Great performances from Melissa MacKenzie (and sometimes Alan Doyle), and the music is nice, but that book is a bit of a head-scratcher.
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Tell Tale Harbour is an Atlantic jamboree – but an uneven new musical
Great Big Sea’s Alan Doyle stars in the musical, an adaptation of the 2013 film The Grand Seduction
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-tell-tale-harbour-is-an-atlantic-jamboree-but-an-uneven-new-musical/
about 2 months ago
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Caught opening of RIDE THE CYCLONE, Shifting Ground Collective's wildly ambitious take on the cult Canadian musical. While not every choice worked for me, it's great to see fellow Gen Z'ers experiment at this scale. Here's my Q&A with SGC's co-founders:
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Shifting Ground Collective, Toronto’s Gen Z musical theatre company, is ready to launch its all-Canadian season
After winning three Dora Awards, co-founders hope to help more people get their start in the business
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-toronto-shifting-ground-collective-gen-z-musical-theatre/
about 2 months ago
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Caught opening night of Makram Ayache's gorgeous play THE GREEN LINE last night. I've heard it's selling out, and for good reason – some remarkable writing and atmosphere on display here. Here's my profile of Makram:
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In The Green Line, playwright Makram Ayache explores what it means to be queer and Arab
The award-winning play opens Buddies in Bad Times Theatre’s new season
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/article-the-green-line-makram-ayache-toronto/
about 2 months ago
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Twitter trolls took this review about as well as I figured they might.
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I think I land somewhere between Martha's pan and the Star's rave, though probably closer to The Globe. It's not a terrible production – good performances, stylish set – but why? Why this play now? Did we need a traditionalist Godot during these times of (gestures vaguely at, you know, everything)?
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about 2 months ago
A cartoon by Olivia Noble.
#NewYorkerCartoons
See more from this week’s issue:
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Very much enjoyed THE VEIL and ENORMITY, GIRL, AND THE EARTHQUAKE IN HER LUNGS (phew) at Crow's and 877 Yonge, respectively. Two stellar new plays – and each frightening in their own way. My twofer review is online now:
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These two new plays in Toronto are terrifying (and brilliant) in their own ways
The Veil and Enormity, Girl, and the Earthquake in Her Lungs offer different takes on scary
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-toronto-plays-the-veil-enormity-girl-and-the-earthquake-in-her-lungs/
about 2 months ago
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Some fabulous, sharp criticism from Martha Schabas this weekend. (And totally at odds with the Star’s rave.) I’ll be seeing Godot myself on Wednesday – looking forward to it.
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The Coal Mine’s Waiting for Godot turns a bromance into a bromiss
Beckett’s dark and tender humour, his parsing of the strange phenomenon we know as life, are lost in director Kelli Fox’s version
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/stage/article-coal-mine-theatre-waiting-for-godot-review/
about 2 months ago
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about 2 months ago
We’re back tonight at 11pm on HBO Max/11:10pm on HBO! After an eventful few weeks away. And if the FCC is reading this, we just want to say: tonight’s episode is about…how cute your outfit is! And every episode after that, too, cause you’ll just keep wearing outfits! And we love that about you.
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In Mirvish’s MJ The Musical, performances are thriller but controversies moonwalk away
In this musical, there are no villains except for the media
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-mirvish-toronto-mj-the-musical-michael-jackson-review/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky
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To be honest, my review of MJ at Mirvish could've been one word: Yikes. Online
@theglobeandmail.com
today:
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In Mirvish’s MJ The Musical, performances are thriller but controversies moonwalk away
In this musical, there are no villains except for the media
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-mirvish-toronto-mj-the-musical-michael-jackson-review/
about 2 months ago
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In The Green Line, playwright Makram Ayache explores what it means to be queer and Arab
The award-winning play opens Buddies in Bad Times Theatre’s new season
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/article-the-green-line-makram-ayache-toronto/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky
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Good lord, Octet (Crow's + Musical Stage + Soulpepper). What an impressive accomplishment – both on its own merit, and for the fact that it couldn't be less similar to Toronto's last romp with Dave Malloy. My Critic's Pick review is online now:
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Octet is a must-see a cappella musical about the twistiest corners of the internet
The co-production demands to be observed in-person, away from the digital noise that the work critiques
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/article-octet-dave-malloy-soulpepper-crows/
about 2 months ago
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I look forward to
@americantheatre.org
's roundup of the most-produced work in the U.S. every year. WOW, is it ever cool to see a Canadian musical at the top of the list – especially at this moment in history.
www.americantheatre.org/2025/09/18/t...
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The Top 10 Most-Produced Plays of the 2025-26 Season
Kiss a fish! The post-9/11 musical 'Come From Away' takes the top spot in its first appearance on our list, followed closely by 'Primary Trust' and 'Eureka Day.'
https://www.americantheatre.org/2025/09/18/the-top-10-most-produced-plays-of-the-2025-26-season/?fbclid=IwY2xjawM5TbtleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFlZHoyaWdvdFkwQkgxS1BxAR77T6bj5hbISCQsl4Kjww_QpRKjEs5RoVBsMF8xCWNkPX2rBEZ8weJbr7Gk6Q_aem__8MRfsqby1YT0tJoUnWnuw
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The Globe and Mail's (
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We have a spiffy new Culture page at
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(a new homepage, too!). Love this team and love the new look.
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Culture
The Globe and Mail's culture section covers books, TV, movies, music, theatre, arts and architecture from Canada and around the world.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/
about 2 months ago
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Appreciated The Welkin for its design and performances, but I was ultimately disappointed by Lucy Kirkwood's script – the second act reads well on the page but feels a bit odd when realized for the stage. My
@theglobeandmail.com
review is online now:
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The Welkin is a starlit, topical tragedy about women’s rights
Kirkwood’s play is impressive in scale, but somehow dissatisfying
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/article-the-welkin-play-soulpepper/
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Looking forward to catching the
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transfer of Tell Tale Harbour in a few weeks. In the meantime, here's my feature with Alan Doyle and a few of the creatives working on the show.
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Tell Tale Harbour is a musical celebration of Atlantic Canada – and a creative pivot for Alan Doyle
Based on the 2013 film The Grand Seduction, Tell Tale Harbour is likely to resonate with Canadians no matter their proximity to the ocean
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/article-tell-tale-harbour-musical-atlantic-canada/
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Cool news out of BC: Joshua Beamish's new ballet company is set to launch next April. More in
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Choreographer Joshua Beamish announces new ballet company in Vancouver
Ballet Vancouver will present its inaugural mixed program in April
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/article-choreographer-joshua-beamish-ballet-company-vancouver/
2 months ago
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My obituary for Mary Vingoe – co-founder of
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, Ship’s Company, Magnetic North and so many more theatrical institutions – is online now. Mary was a workhorse of Canadian theatre, and she’ll be missed.
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Theatre artist Mary Vingoe championed new dramatic work across the country
Vingoe’s work shaped the Canadian performance landscape in large and small ways
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/article-theatre-artist-mary-vingoe-obituary/
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Amazing the number of Canadian theatrical institutions that Mary Vingoe founded or co-founded: Nightwood Theatre, Ship’s Company Theatre, Eastern Front Theatre, the (late, lamented) Magnetic North Theatre Festival. What a culture builder. RIP.
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Theatre artist Mary Vingoe championed new dramatic work across the country
Vingoe’s work shaped the Canadian performance landscape in large and small ways
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/article-theatre-artist-mary-vingoe-obituary/#comments
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Saddened to see that Capital Critics Circle in Ottawa appears to have been shut down. End of an era for a site that, for better or worse, was often the only game in town for theatre criticism in Canada's capital.
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