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Sweat is an important play that needs a subtler touch
Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about race, class and politics has an urgency that's slightly lost in this Canadian Stage/Studio 180 production Read more
The Top 10 Toronto theatre artists of 2019
Writer/director/actor Jani Lauzon, director Mitchell Cushman and actor Maev Beaty top NOW's list of the year's most accomplished theatre makers Read more
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Between Riverside And Crazy needs time to settle into its run
Coal Mine Theatre's production of Stephen Adly Guirgis's timely Pulitzer winner features some good performances, but it feels cramped Read more
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Shaw Festival review: Sex feels relevant, even after nearly 100 years
Mae West's controversial play is messy, but its themes of hypocrisy, class and female empowerment remain urgent in Peter Hinton-Davis's stunning production Read more
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Shaw Festival review: The Glass Menagerie is intimate and haunting
The festival's first production of the Tennessee Williams classic captures the right balance of poetry and magic Read more
Next Stage review: Dinner With The Duchess
Nick Green's play about an interview between a celebrated violinist and an ambitious journalist sets off lots of dramatic sparks Read more
Tanja-Tiziana
Allegra Fulton takes a bow at Next Stage Theatre Festival
Dora Award-winner shows off her virtuosity as a mysterious violinist in Dinner With The Duchess Read more
Fringe review: First Dates
Wes Berger's show about people looking for love connections never comes together Read more
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Jon Kaplan Legacy Fund to support students, creators and performers
Fund honouring NOW’s beloved senior theatre writer hopes to give $25,000 in awards annually Read more
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Women and Will-power
Why are more women tackling Shakespeare – both onstage and behind the scenes? Read more