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Truth be told, when I was asked to review Soulpepper’s latest production, The...
Brianne Hogan
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Zombies are currently all the rage in pop culture. From the ever-growing Zombie Walk in Toronto to one of TV’s hottest shows,...
Brianne Hogan
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There are very good reasons why Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and...
Allan Gould
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There are legendary playwrights, such as Shakespeare, who live forever in our hearts, quotation books and high school exams. There are minor playwrights, whose plays we may read or see on the...
Allan Gould
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For those who feel that seeing live theatre is akin to riding a magic carpet, you may be interested to know that a stage musical version of
Ray Lontoc
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Louise Pitre digs the therapeutic value that darker roles offer
Martha Worboy
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There are few writers in Canada who have reached the peaks of international success achieved by Toronto’s own Margaret Atwood. It has long been known that her novels and short stories are almost...
Allan Gould
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When I heard that a new play was going to be presented by the very gifted Hannah Moscovitch, my ears perked up like a rabbit’s. She is Canada’s most talented playwright of the past few years...
Allan Gould
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Yes, the Eaton Centre’s Christmas...
Brianne Hogan
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When I was a teenager in university, I had a beloved friend and mentor twice my age with whom I attended much theatre and film and many art galleries. She used to often walk out, turn to me and...
Allan Gould
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