Review: Step into the no-holds-barred frenzy of “The Bidding War” at Crow’s Theatre
“Here, writ comically large, is the chaos and emotional toll of Toronto’s housing market. And it hits . . . well, a little too close to home.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Transforming tradition: Ryan G. Hinds brings new life to “A Christmas Carol” at Shaw Festival
“Dickens wrote this story in 1843, but the message continues to be relevant: How do our choices affect others? Is the future set in stone? Who deserves a second chance?” ~ Ryan G. Hinds
Love, loss, and second chances await in Toshikazu Kawaguchi’s café
“The title came to me first. And I thought, ‘Before the coffee gets cold’—that’s a very short period of time. So what can you do in that short period of time? What’s interesting?” ~ Toshikazu Kawaguchi
With new album “soft winds and roses”, Diana Panton is crafting new stories in jazz
2-time Juno Award-winning Panton’s 11th album soft winds and roses represents both a fresh direction and a natural evolution in her musical journey.
Laugh till “Cows Come Home”: Lindsay Middleton & Katie Uhlmann have new tv show
By providing a warm window into the delightfully quirky world of competitive cow showing, “Cows Come Home” promises its own heartwarming homage to small-town community, female friendship, and following your dreams.
Comedy, craft and career: Andy Assaf and Samantha Shier set sights on new stages
“We’re going to be famous!” Andy Assaf and Samantha Shier set their sights on the US comedy market.
Dandelion Theatre’s “Timon of Athens” is deliciously immersive and eerily timely
“This play is about consumption and overconsumption… the audience is part of that consumption, which adds another layer to the experience.” ~ Max Ackerman
Review: What the Constitution should mean to us: Heidi Schreck’s acclaimed play arrives in Canada
“Whose lives and rights does the US Constitution serve—and whose do they leave behind? And should we feel better . . . or worse, about the lives and rights protected by Canada’s Constitution?”