Articles by Anna Fuerstenberg
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.
Buyer and Cellar : Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 4
Donald Rees takes on a job as Barbara Steisand’s only employee in an underground mall.
Hosanna is Tremblay’s Finest
Great acting and excellent direction go well with Tremblay’s finest script.
Female Directed and Written Show Successions Succeeds
Strong characters and a focus on first-generation immigrant problems make for a compelling show
Review: The Daisy Theatre
Tour de force of puppeteering, Ronnie Burkett brings many characters to life.
The Baklawa Recipe Needs Some Tweaking
Play needs a few tweaks to bring out the best in an immigrant, intergenerational story.