Review: Bengal Tiger At The Baghdad Zoo is a strange beast
Rajiv Joseph’s Pulitzer-nominated play gets an uneven production that never finds a suitable rhythm or momentum
Glenn Sumi
October 20, 2022
Rajiv Joseph’s Pulitzer-nominated play gets an uneven production that never finds a suitable rhythm or momentum
Adam Francis Proulx’s solo puppet show delivers lots of low-tech magic, some groan-worthy puns and a fun whodunnit
Donna-Michelle St. Bernard’s play about child soldiers in a war-torn African country resonates in our era of racial and historical reckoning
Herbie Barnes’s play about facing challenges with intelligence and not anger gets a magical production suitable for all ages
Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon’s disappointing play about the actors in Steven Spielberg’s Jaws will merely make you want to watch the film again
Including Nuit Blanche, Legacy Gathering, Corpus in the Junction, The Shark Is Broken and Bros
Siminovitch Prize-winner’s play about a dysfunctional family could rattle around in your head this Thanksgiving
Ho Ka Kei’s Tarragon season opener is an imaginative and powerful look at xenophobia, intolerance and survival
Including Just For Laughs Toronto, Toronto International Festival of Authors, Gallery Weekend and free performances at RUTAS
Collectively created song cycle about the beloved poet is equal parts biography, interpretation and fan letter
Co-writer and star Billy Eichner has created a comedy classic that is as likeable and mainstream as its title, but deeply subversive too
Scottish indie filmmaker’s quiet portrait of a father and daughter on vacation leads to a devastating climax