Briana Brown’s deeply personal Christmastown receives its world premiere at Capitol Theatre Port Hope
“There is truly nothing better than making people laugh.” Interview with Briana Brown
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Helen Juvonen brings Isle of Demons, based on the true survival story of Marguerite de La Roque, to Toronto
Interview with Helen Juvonen about producing and acting in Isle of Demons
New play “Growing Up Regent” receives world premiere at SummerWorks
Interview with Sheena D. Robertson and Mandeq Hassan about Growing Up Regent
Unleashing the magic (and science) of bubbles: Gazillion Bubble Show arrives in Toronto
““Bubbles are universal, so the response is always happiness and excitement.” Interview with Deni and Melody Yang
Review: Backbeat of grief powers a sensational Hamlet remix
The splendid – and splendidly diverse – cast at once lean into the specificity of their roles in this streamlined story and tap the deeper veins of universality.” Review of Canadian Stage’s Hamlet
A new take on grief: Beck Lloyd shines as Ophelia in Jessica Carmichael’s Hamlet
“Jess has curated a magnificent cut of Hamlet that somehow seems to encapsulate more. Working on it has been an extraordinary process.” Interview with Beck Lloyd
Pedal-powered laughs make “Three Men on a Bike” an easy ride
“The writing is sharp, the direction is innovative, the performances are captivating.” Review of Three Men on a Bike
Director Julie Tomaino bares all about the Capitol Theatre’s “The Full Monty”
“How do we tell the story of how gender stereotypes and toxic masculinity affect everyone?” Interview with Julie Tomaino
Thaumatrope Theatre returns with a new, sporty 2000s “Much Ado About Nothing”
“We like to think that Much Ado’s optimistic ending is also important in a time where our world seems to reward outrage and antagonistic attitudes.” Interview with Isabella Cesari