Sizwe Banzi is Dead . . . yet SO alive on the Soulpepper stage
“And though this is play comes from a distant country (South Africa) and a distant time (1972), we are not permitted to hold ourselves apart from it.” Review of SIZWE BANZE IS DEAD
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Astrid Van Wieren takes the stage in world premiere of “Inge(new) – In search of a musical”
I enjoy the electricity, joy, and challenge that new work demands.” Astrid Van Wieren on the world-premiere work, “Inge(new) – In search of a musical”
Echoing Crest: Karine Gaulin’s artistic journey and the delight of creating for all ages
“The show is also a small praise to JOY! Interview with Karine Gaulin about “Echoing Crest,” part of WeeFestival of Arts & Culture for Early Years
Angelica Alejandro is Annette in the comedy, “God of Carnage”
“I am so excited and honoured to have the chance to play Annette.” Interview with Angelica Alejandro about GOD OF CARNAGE
Moya O’Connell makes a magnetic turn in “The Sound Inside”
“It affected me on a visceral level and left me breathless.” Moya O’Connell on Adam Rapp’s “The Sound Inside”
Lisa Marie DiLiberto wants you to know the amazing JUNIOR festival is for EVERYONE!
JUNIOR is an “adventure for kids”. Interview with Lisa Marie DiLiberto, co-curator of the international children’s festival, JUNIOR
1 man + 25 years + 100 minutes ÷ 5 W’s + 1 H: Boom X at Crow’s is more than the sum of its parts
Review of Rick Miller’s BOOM X, the second in his BOOM Trilogy
Bone Cage won’t let go – even after you depart the Assembly Theatre
Review of BONE CAGE, directed by Cass Van Wyck and on stage at The Assembly Theatre
The Chinese Lady holds up an unflinching mirror – and dares us to look past it
Review of Lloyd Suh’s award-winning THE CHINESE LADY
“A Number” marks an unsettling and auspicious debut for That Theatre Company
Review: “That Theatre Company’s debut show, Caryl Churchill’s ‘A Number’ is just an hour long: slender-seeming, but packed with steely substance.”