Review: Mizushōbai
Feisty heroine makes for great subject matter of play about a Japanese Canadian woman
Articles by Anna Fuerstenberg
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.
Robby Hoffman Talks Lubavitcher Comedy
Ex-Hasidic, queer, stand up comedian and writer talks about comedy.
Fringe Reviews # 4: Fringemore
Three more shows reviewed: Happy-ish, Magnificence, and Lear in Limbo.
Fringe Festival Reviews: So We Fringe
Reviews of INK, Burning Bridget Cleary, The Immaculate Big Bang, and Piaf and Brel: The Impossible Concert.
THE LAST WIFE : Definitely Worthy
Henry VIII’s last wife is every inch his match in this excellent production.
Fringe Festival Reviews # 9 : The Autism Monologues
Heart-wrenching show looks at autism from those impacted.