Who better to take on Nurse than the multitalented Ellora Patnaik? Her portrayal of this “dream role” is unlike any before it in the radical retelling of Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare in the Ruff.
Anticipate and be tantalized by 3 days of the arts in picturesque Lowville: a young – and altogether welcome – summer tradition that celebrates all of us local artists, everywhere.
“All in all, All Shook Up is thoroughly enjoyable, and I would recommend it to any family, music lovers or not. All of the performers are strong.”
Who better than Ins Choi to curate Soulpepper’s inaugural Tiger Bamboo, a free festival celebrating Asian Heritage Month with theatrical presentations, readings, and cabarets?
12-year old Sayak says, “the Young People’s Theatre production of The Wizard of Oz now playing displays a fresh take on the classic, beloved musical and its actors’ many, many talents.”
Entering its 3rd year this summer, the City Youth Academy comes from a long history of youth programming at Soulpepper, which keeps mentorship at its core.
At Soulpepper this spring, there are many opportunities to appreciate how Sarah Wilson brings unique life to widely varied characters, starting with Peggy in David French’s classic farce Jitters.
You probably would not assume that Goodnight Moon, a short, bright, soothing, and poetic picture book, would turn into an onstage extravaganza!
Don’t let the 45 minutes make you think it’s a short, meaningless show. Mistatim is one of the most thought-provoking
“That’s some big boots to fill.” So says Paula-Jean Prudat, who is taking on Margo Kane‘s iconic solo show Moonlodge
