Review: Three Women of Swatow
Don’t miss this play about intergenerational trauma among three unconventional women.
Articles by Anna Fuerstenberg
Review: Two Birds One Stone
I admit it was difficult to go to a play about the Middle East. Friends have dropped me, not for my opinions, but because of their assumptions about my opinions. I did not [read on]
Fringe Reviews # 2: Wit and Wrath: The Life and Times of Dorothy Parker
Spend a Fringe show with the legendary wit herself
Fringe Reviews: The Kid Was A Spy
Jem Rolls always arrives with elevated, flawless delivery on a well-researched topic.
The Chemical Valley Project
Indigenous Treaty Rights at the heart of this excellent show in an unusual space.
Review: The Flood
Make your way through the cold to catch this exceptional piece of theatre about imprisoned women
Review: Mizushōbai
Feisty heroine makes for great subject matter of play about a Japanese Canadian woman
Familiar Lessons : Civilized
John D. Huston gives a masterful performance with Kier’s didactic script on a history lesson we should all know
Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes
Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes by Hannah Moscovitch, directed by Eda Holmes, was a provocative rendering of an age old story: a short and intense affair between a [read on]
The Magical Hand(Puppets) of Ronnie Burkett
Loony Bin has a short run in a small venue, but the richness of the characters guarantees that those who snag tickets are lucky
Conversation with Actress and Clown Christine Moynihan
I have known Christine “Chris” Moynihan for decades. I even directed her in Colorado when we were both students in the theatre department at the University of [read on]
Review: The Pianist of Willesden Lane
The Pianist of Willesden is a must see show about survival and triumph during World War II.
