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Continue reading →: The ABCs of cut-throat real estate in the darkly funny, testosterone-fuelled Glengarry Glen RossDerek Perks, Chris Coculuzzi & Frank De Francesco in Glengarry Glen Ross—photo by David Fitzpatrick Amicus Productions wraps its 2016-17 season with its production of David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross, directed by Harvey Levkoe; and opening last night at the Papermill Theatre at Todmorden Mills. Set in Chicago in the…
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Continue reading →: Hamlet as you’ve never seen it in the haunting, beautiful ASL/English adaptation Prince HamletChristine Horne as Hamlet in Prince Hamlet—photo by Bronwen Sharp Why Not Theatre mounts Ravi Jain’s exciting bilingual (ASL and English) adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet with its production of Prince Hamlet, directed by Jain; and currently running at the Theatre Centre. This production has already been garnering some well-deserved…
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Continue reading →: Rich tapestry of image, sound & dance tells a powerful story without words in remarkable Century SongNeema Bickersteth in Century Song—photos by John Lauener Nightwood Theatre partners with Volcano, Richard Jordan Productions UK and Moveable Beast Collective to present Century Song, opening last night in the Guloien Theatre at Crow’s Theatre’s home at Streetcar Crowsnest. Created by soprano/performer Neema Bickersteth, choreographer Kate Alton and director Ross…
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Continue reading →: Speaking truth to power in raw, real, fierce & funny Sound of the BeastTamyka Bullen (onscreen) & Donna-Michelle St. Bernard in Sound of the Beast—photo by Michael Cooper Hear ye, hear ye let it be known, No one on my block walks alone. Theatre Passe Muraille (TPM) closes its 2016-17 season with Donna-Michelle St. Bernard’s (aka Belladonna the Blest) Sound of the Beast,…
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Continue reading →: Family, transition & mental illness in the honest, engaging, moving Little Pretty and The ExceptionalSugith Varughese & Farah Merani in Little Pretty and The Exceptional—photo by Joseph Michael A South Asian Canadian family navigates a career transition, personal milestones and mental illness in Anusree Roy’s Little Pretty and The Exceptional, directed by Brendan Healy, assisted by Ryan G. Hinds—running in the Factory Theatre Mainspace.…
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Continue reading →: Interview: Leanne FergusonGalaxy Photoz is a new photography service that puts clients in touch with professional, vetted photographers. Featuring nine types of photography, Galaxy Photoz wants to make the photographer search safe, easy and on demand. For photographers, it acts like an agency, promoting their work and connecting them with clients. It’s…
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Continue reading →: Crazy LOL love & the power of the perfect joke in the quirky, poignant, hilarious The Clean HouseAnnemieke Wade, Neil Silcox, Andrea Irwin, Lilia Leon & Marina Moreira in The Clean House—photo by Bruce Peters Love isn’t clean… It’s dirty. Like a good joke. Alumnae Theatre Company closes its 2016-17 season with Sarah Ruhl’s The Clean House, directed by Ali Joy Richardson, assisted by Nevada Banks;…
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Continue reading →: Giving a voice to the brave, resourceful women of The Odyssey in the engaging, theatrical The PenelopiadThe ensemble in The Penelopiad—photo courtesy of George Brown College The George Brown Theatre School class of 2017 closes its 2016-17 season with Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad (directed by Sue Minor) and David Ives’ new version of Georges Feydeau’s A Flea in Her Ear (directed by Todd Hammond and Jordan…
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Continue reading →: Family, class, denial & the monster within in the disturbing, revealing OrphansTim Dowler-Coltman, Diana Bentley & David Patrick Flemming in Orphans—photo by Shaun Benson Coal Mine Theatre closes its 2016-17 season with Dennis Kelly’s Orphans, directed by Leora Morris—opening last night in their home at 1454 Danforth Ave. Helen (Diana Bentley) and Danny’s (David Patrick Flemming) quiet date night dinner at…
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Continue reading →: Preview: Silly, half-baked schemes & fake identities abound in the charming, farcical Tons of MoneyBack row: Neil Nicholas Kulin, Rob Neilly, Ana Gonzalez, Christopher Wakelin & Drew Smylie. Front row: Kory Preston, Len Henderson, Paula Wilkie, Konstance Koutoulakis & Charlie Parker-Patel in Tons of Money—photo by Thomas Kowal Took a trip out to Scarborough last night for a sneak peek preview of the…
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