Anand Rajaram
John Lauener
Savvy The Election evokes the passion of political volunteers
Inspired by Canada's 2015 federal election, Natasha Greenblatt and Yolanda Bonnell’s ensemble show will make you think twice before you slam the door on party canvassers Read more
Photo by Henry Chan
SummerWorks 2019 wrap-up: experimental performance is alive and well
Rohinton Mistry's The Scream wins production award, Encumbrance wins NOW Audience Choice Award at performance festival Read more
SummerWorks review: Rohinton Mistry's The Scream
Anand Rajaram's solo show is an expressionistic nightmare about class, empathy and aging Read more
Photo by Nadya Kwansibenz
10 artists to watch at SummerWorks 2019
From a Dora Award-winning director and a kick-ass dancer to a singer/songwriter adapting her acclaimed album, here, in alphabetical order, are some folks heating up the 11-day Queen West performance fest Read more
Fringe review: Scadding
Walkabout site-specific show consisting of six audio plays is uneven but always intriguing Read more
Morro & Jasp In Stupefaction ups clowns’ game and pays off
The sibling duo’s ambitious new show – they’re joined by three other actors – yields deeper interactions and comic rewards Read more
The Top 10 Toronto theatre artists of 2016
These hugely talented artists helped make the year a real class act Read more
Neil Silcox
Review: Futuristic TomorrowLove™ looks at technology’s effect on passion and relationships
The rotating cast brings fire to the many stories, though some tales are predictable Read more
>>> Review: Noises Off is totally on
Soulpepper's production of Michael Frayn's backstage romp is so clever you'll need multiple viewings to appreciate it all Read more
Cylla von Tiedemann
Review: Mustard
Kat Sandler's brightly coloured family farce delivers some laughs, but it lacks focus Read more