Whether your hope is to laugh or be moved, two shows – Tita Jokes and 49th Day – at Toronto’s Next Stage Theatre Festival hosted by Toronto Fringe at the Factory Theatre have got you covered.
Three Ships Collective’s immersive and impressive “A Christmas Carol” is back at Campbell House Museum. The revival brings the fantastic talents of Kat Letwin to the ensemble.
“The issues are completely relatable to a Toronto audience because they deal with violence, gentrification, unaffordable housing, addiction and the meaning of what it means to be a family.” Sylvie Webb reviews Coal Mine Theatre’s Between Riverside and Crazy
“The actors were compelling and fantastical, but the realities they portrayed became ours to share.” Sylvie Webb reviews the Factory Theatre revival of Claudia Dey’s TROUT STANLEY
“This could be the first time a director casts an actual soprano in the play and would make this version of The Bald Soprano quite unique.” Christina Tannous sings the Bald Soprano in TfT’s THE BALD SOPRANO.
“In approaching the role, I’ve tried to find this man’s humanity and his ongoing struggle with his past.” Sesayarts in conversation with actor David Mackett and director Rod Ceballos about Conor McPherson’s THE GOOD THIEF
“For those who know Annie Baker, you know. For those who don’t, you’re welcome for telling you, because she is amazing.” Our interview with Amy Keating, who plays Rose in THE FLICK, a Crow’s Theatre & Outside the March production
“The overall experience is raw: we are swept into the emotional healing of these innocent victims of war.” Sylvie Webb reviews Cahoots Theatre/b current’s world premiere of HILOT MEANS HEALER
“There are parts of Stella’s nature … that are challenging aspects of female humanity to reveal as an actress, especially in our current social-political climate of female empowerment.” Interview with Leah Doz in Soulpepper’s A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
SOL, LUNA AND STELLA runs for one night only as part of Camonos 2019. Our conversation with the play’s creator-performer Andrea Cabeza
