John D. Huston delivers his one-man A Christmas Carol as Dickens “intended it to be experienced”
“In this great story and script, there’s always something new to find.” Interview with John D. Huston
Justine Christensen returns to The Three Ships Collective’s immersive, amazing “A Christmas Carol”
“I honestly can’t imagine a better group of people to spend the holiday season with.” Interview with Justine Christensen, A Christmas Carol
Four years ago, Rachel Cairns went to the doctor to get an abortion. Now she’s given birth to her first play, Hypothetical Baby
“Because this work is autobiographical, I approach these topics from my own experience…” Interview with Rachel Cairns
Capitol Theatre’s Jack: A Beanstalk Panto offers inspired silliness that’s naughty . . . or nice
“Jack – A Beanstalk Panto is a sometimes-surprising and never-dull success that captures the essence of traditional pantomime while infusing it with relevance and humour.” Review of Jack – A Beanstalk Panto
Danielle Wade is thrilled to be home for the brand-new Canadian holiday musical “Chris, Mrs.”
“Matt Stodolak and Katie Kerr have carefully constructed a story that we hope leaves the audience in the warmest of holiday spirits.” Interview with Danielle Wade, “Chris, Mrs.”
Road trips and the “threads of family”: Inside Amanda Peters’ award-winning page-turner The Berry Pickers
“I like to call The Berry Pickers ‘the little book that could’. I’m not sure what it is about this book that people are attaching to, but I’m so pleased that they are.” Interview with Amanda Peters
Seana McKenna travels from Stratford to Crow’s – on Bad Roads
“It was the chance to give Ukrainian culture, which faces the threat of erasure, a voice.” Interview with Seana McKenna, Bad Roads
Reimagining revolution: Saccha Dennis’ Jesus Christ Superstar is a Black Panther
“If an audience is compelled to recognize biases and mistreatment of others and to advocate for any ounce of activism in their community, the impact of the show has been achieved.” Interview with Saccha Dennis
Trailblazing dancer-choreographer Louise Lecavalier brings Stations to Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre
“In Stations, I think that I let the audience come to me, more than I go to them. They come into my house – a house with no roof and no walls. ” Interview with Louise Lecavalier