Review: a riveting, daring spectacle, “Cabaret” wows in Horrorshow’s no-holds-barred debut
“With this uninhibited debut, the company – dedicated to creativity, risk-taking, and community – sticks the landing with confident élan.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Denim and Pythia combine drag and theatre in divine new “Oraculum” at Buddies
“We looked at ourselves as a duo and our collective interests – drag identities, public reality TV personas, social media, and the Drag Race fandom – and how obsessive and toxic the culture can be. We thought it would be fun to explore that through a modern lens.” ~ Denim and Pythia
Review: Wren Theatre’s “Little Women” stirs with powerful performances
“In the end, what makes Wren Theatre’s Little Women so compelling is its ability to conjure for us this full-blown bygone world, and within it to balance the story’s overall emotional resonance with its signature moments of humour, hope, and humanity.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
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.