This week, a grimy, bloodstained pall falls over Montreal’s Centaur Theatre. Audiences hush and homes shutter their doors. Starcatcher Productions’ has unleashed its performance of the renowned horror classic, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of [read on]
Lukas Avendaño is an anthropologist, performer and choreographer. His work explores the intersections between gender, ethnicity, race, and violence in Mexico. Originating from the Zapotec culture of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in the state of [read on]
Make your way through the cold to catch this exceptional piece of theatre about imprisoned women [read on]
Fuerstenberg reviews Extra Beautiful U, now playing at the Centaur. [read on]
Michaela DiCesare talks about her latest offering at the Centaur Theatre, Extra/Beautiful/U [read on]
Smart theatre leaves the audience with much to consider [read on]
Ronnie Burkett’s Daisy Theatre has a special take on Romeo and Juliet like none other. [read on]
Light and sweet, the Rishta is about a scheme to get the perfect match. [read on]
Three men reminisce about life growing up in Little Italy [read on]
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 college teacher and his young student. [read on]
The Wildside Festival’s showcases pieces on identity and works in progress. [read on]
Fine production at the Centaur features excellent cast. [read on]
Brilliant play captures the difficulties of hyphenated identities. [read on]
Fantastic dance piece about masculinity and sexuality is both funny and captivating. [read on]
Warning: partial spoiler alert! Are you sick of watching the news and feeling angry? Have you had it up to here with sexual politics? Are you female, male, or anything in between? Then go see [read on]
Improvised show is warm, witty, and heartwarming. [read on]
Great farce made perfect by actors, timing. [read on]
Henry VIII’s last wife is every inch his match in this excellent production. [read on]
Reviews of Crime After Crime and Macbeth Muet. [read on]
Strong characters and a focus on first-generation immigrant problems make for a compelling show [read on]
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