See
Comedy Larger than Life : Review of Little Willy
Ronnie Burkett’s Daisy Theatre has a special take on Romeo and Juliet like none other. [read on]
shakespeare
Review
Shakespeare in the Park : Measure for Measure
Well done show raises themes about power, abuse, and sex. [read on]
Interview
Shakespeare Takes to the Ruelles
Interview with Matt Enos and Michelle Cajolet-Couture about their project to bring Shakespeare to the city alleyways. [read on]
Review
Shakespeare in the Park 2017: Much Ado About Nothing
Romance, fun, frolic and lots of banter [read on]
Festivals
Montreal Fringe Festival Capsule Reviews # 3 : Three Great Shows
Reviews of The Morning After the Life Before, The Detective, The Dame, and the Devil, and This is Not She. [read on]
Consider
Literary Horoscopes for March
Figure out your ideal book and author based on your birth month. [read on]
Festivals
Solos Festival : Going Solo on the Stage
Clowns, the Apocalypse, and being stuck on a ship with Sloan’s Chris Murphy some of the things to expect at the Solos Fest. [read on]
Review
Hamlet at the Monument-National: A Modern Turn on Tragedy
Skinny jeans and gender balanced casting give this production a contemporary feel [read on]
Review
Giselle : Great Russian Ballet, Not so Great
Despite claims to award winning and dazzling performances, Jennifer says Giselle didn’t live up to its claims. Find out why she was meh on Giselle here. [read on]
Review
Jealousy, Lies, and Murder: Otello
Opera at Place des Arts has the drama of the Shakespeare original. [read on]
Review
Macbeth: Minimally Presented, Maximally Performed
No set? Not a problem. With acting this good, you’re in good blood spotted hands [read on]
Interview
A Macbeth For All Time
Macbeth is mounted every four hours in the world. Interview with director on what makes Raise the Stakes Theatre’s production special here. [read on]
Review
National Theatre School of Canada’s rendition of Müller’s Macbeth
National Theatre School of Canada’s rendition of Müller’s Macbeth does away with 16th century setting for a more contemporary one. [read on]
Interview
Designing the St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival
Julie Bourbonnais talks about creating the sets and costumes for The Comedy of Errors and Romeo and Juliette [read on]
Review
Repercussion Theatre’s Twelfth Night A Beautiful Evening
Summer’s annual Shakespeare in the Park production of Twelfth Night a glorious production. [read on]
Review
Hugh Are You? A Review of No One Like Hugh
Witty, punny play is as much Shakespeare as it is The Princess Bride. [read on]
Interview
Interview with Travis Martin : No One Like Hugh Might Save your Life
No One Like Hugh is coming to the Mainline this week. Writer Travis Martin talks about creating the play and his wild, wild life. [read on]
Review
Review: Much Ado Deftly Done
Joint production of Jubilee and Raise the Stakes gives the right comedic touch to Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. [read on]
Interview
Always an Ado About Something : Shakespeare Benefits from Different Visions
When two theatre companies come together to create a show, the results are a mix of styles. [read on]
Interview
DéPFLIES With or Without Swords
DéPFLIES is back and Peter is ready to fight for his dep. THe real question is whether or not writer and star Alain Mercieca was allowed a swordfight. [read on]