Alan Dilworth
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Mother's Daughter is more entertaining than Harry and Meghan
Kate Hennig's play offers a fresh feminist tale about Mary, the first reigning queen of England Read more
The 10 best Toronto theatre shows of the 2010s decade
Salt-Water Moon, Assassins and Terminus head up our list of the best plays and musicals from the last 10 years Read more
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SummerWorks review: CHILD-ISH
Show based on verbatim interviews with children aged 5 to 11 is funny, thoughtful and often revelatory Read more
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Alan Dilworth appointed new artistic director of Necessary Angel Theatre Company
The former acting artistic director of Soulpepper takes the reins of the innovative 41-year-old independent company Read more
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Soulpepper's Wedding At Aulis gets a mixed reception
Sina Gilani's new adaptation of the Euripides tragedy has an intimate feel, and is well-acted, but feels cold and scattered Read more
The Virgin Trial is a fast-paced and fascinating historical drama
Bahia Watson and a regal cast are superb in the second instalment of Kate Hennig's Queenmaker Trilogy Read more
Daniel Malavasi
Soulpepper looks to the future with a new executive director
The UK's Emma Stenning says the theatre company – still recovering from sexual misconduct and harassment allegations against its former artistic director – has a policy around behaviour that is "best-in-class practice" Read more
Cylla von Tiedemann
Soulpepper's Idomeneus puts an uncannily modern spin on an ancient tale
Some of director Alan Dilworth’s ideas are unclear, but a tightly bound ensemble lends this production undeniable power Read more
Cylla von Tiuedemann
All hail The Last Wife
Kate Hennig's play about Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's sixth wife, gets a triumphant remount Read more
Bruce Monk
Soulpepper turns 20 in style
The season includes dozens of productions, concerts, solo performances and a tour to Manhattan Read more
Cylla von Tiedemann
Review: This Incident sparks an important discussion
Arthur Miller’s play looks at the ongoing battle between goodness and malevolence Read more
Jon Kaplan's Top 10 theatre artists of 2015
This year audiences applauded loud and long for actors, writers and directors who touched the heart and mind with works that ranged from energetic farce to nuanced drama. Read more
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>>> Review: Happy Place
Finding compassion and empathy is a slow but rewarding process for the characters in Pamela Mala Sinha’s new play Read more
David Hou
>>> Review: The Last Wife
Katherine Parr, Henry VIII’s sixth spouse, is a fascinating king- and queen-maker in Kate Hennig’s excellent Stratford play Read more
Preview: The Last Wife
Kate Hennig’s play examines how Katherine Parr, Henry VIII’s final wife, helped shape English history Read more
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>>> Review: Eurydice
Sarah Ruhl’s version of Orpheus is as much about fathers and daughters as it is about the legendary lovers Read more
Passion Play
Three linked tales span 400 years and look at the passions that that hold us together and drive us apart Read more
Michael Watier
Cover story: Maev Beaty
Maev Beaty caps a year of dramatic coups with her comic turn in Soulpepper's new holiday classic, Parfumerie, a Love Actually for the stage Read more
