4.0★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful Man Abigail Bryant 04/03/2022 Friday evening, glass of wine in hand, what an exciting novelty it feels to take a seat in a full auditorium! Audience full of anticipation and a cont...
Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train Cameron Murton 05/02/2020 Redemption is hard to find in prison, especially when the charge is murder, and the potential sentence is life. Set primarily in the protective custod...
Fado: The Saddest Music in the World Cameron Murton 05/12/2019 What does it mean to be Portuguese? This question is the primary theme of Elaine Avila’s musical, Fado: The Saddest Music in the World—and the answer ...
The Father Abigail Bryant 26/11/2019 Florian Zeller’s award-winning play, The Father, has garnered critical acclaim across the globe in recent years. Debuting in Vancouver at the historic...
Art Abigail Bryant 27/08/2019 Paris, 1994. An extravagant purchase leads three life-long friends to a turbulent examination of their friendship, and modern art. Written 25 years ag...
August: Osage County Abigail Bryant 28/05/2019 Set at the peak of summer within the unair-conditioned confines of Bev & Violet Weston’s dilapidated country home, Tracy Letts' 2008 Pulitzer-winn...
Against Nature Aparna Halpé 25/05/2019 James Kudelka’s masterpiece, Against Nature, returns to the stage at Citadel + Compagnie. Against Nature is based on À rebours (1884), by the Frenc...
Otello Aparna Halpé 01/05/2019 I will readily admit that Otello is my personal favorite of all Verdi operas. The magnificent choruses, searing ensembles, and tender arias, all frame...
La Bohème Aparna Halpé 19/04/2019 La Bohème Giacomo Puccini Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica Canadian Opera Company Directed by John Caird Cast (in order of appearanc...
Yellow Rabbit Graham Sanders 02/12/2018 Toronto is a city shaped and enriched by interactions between multiple diasporic cultures, home to countless stories of young people negotiating the t...
