Bilal Baig
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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
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SummerWorks review: Wah Wah Wah
Celia Green's powerful solo show is a fresh, inventive take on questions around harassment in the post #MeToo era Read more
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Welcome To My Underworld gives a platform to marginalized and lesser-heard voices
Although this anthology of short plays is unevenly written and performed, it's worth it to be introduced to works by Bilal Baig, Maddie Bautista and others Read more
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RISER Project review: Eraser
Immersive, interactive, all-ages show about a half-dozen grade six students is urgent and relevant theatre Read more
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The 10 best Toronto stage shows to see in May 2019
From a new work by a flamenco great and a play by an Oscar-winning writer to the revival of a Canadian queer classic, here are the shows you'll be talking about this month Read more
Theory brings fascinating, if melodramatic, notes to this play about freedom of speech
Norman Yeung's complex play about academic freedom starts off well but devolves disappointingly into a thriller Read more
Michael Cooper
Acha Bacha explores queer South Asian-Canadian life with humour and heart
But the ending of Bilal Baig’s play doesn’t feel entirely earned Read more