There are many reasons why Puccini’s La Bohème is one of the favourite opera of every theatre in the world: the perfect balance of tragedy and comedy,...
Werner Schwab was an extraordinary figure in the German-speaking theatre world. During his brief 4-year-long career, he proved himself to be a true vi...
The best word to describe this show is pure. Seventy-five minutes of pure heart, pure warmth, pure fun. Go see it, and you’ll come out wanting to hug ...
It’s a rare piece of theater that manages to send the audience through the same singularly gobsmacking experience, and then make them wonder if they t...
Where does horror lie? Is it external or does it come from within ourselves? What if we were the monster all along? Many shows today wrestle with this...
Toronto is a city shaped and enriched by interactions between multiple diasporic cultures, home to countless stories of young people negotiating the t...
Christmastime has come to Harlem in full swing, and it is a celebration to behold. The Classical Theater of Harlem’s production of A Christmas Carol i...
The most well-known work of playwright extraordinaire Yasmina Reza can perhaps universally be termed as “fun.” Most notably in ART and God of Carnage,...
A premier at the Zurich Opera has probably never drawn so much international attention than the one of this production in early November. The reason f...
Monica Bauer’s Vivian’s Music, 1969 - currently at 59e59’s Theater C, under the direction of Glory Kadigan - is a “fantasia” inspired by real events: ...
