Hannah Moscovitch
Maev Beaty is devastatingly good in Secret Life Of A Mother
But the play, though written with passion, feels strangely unfinished more
Toronto theatre critics vote on best of 2017-18 season
Fun Home, Mr. Shi And His Lover, The Humans and Kiinalik: These Sharp Tools get some love in end-of-season awards more
What A Young Wife Ought To Know is candid and intelligent
Hannah Moscovitch’s play about a 1920s wife and mother hides behind its rhetoric and feels at times like a heritage project more
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Cylla von Tiedemann
Bunny deals frankly and honestly with female sexuality
Maev Beaty and a stellar cast shine in Hannah Moscovitch's funny, profound and timely play more
Why Canadian playwrights are big in Japan
Toyoshi Yoshihara – nicknamed Yoshi – learned English by watching Canadian plays over and over. Now he's translated works by Morris Panych, George F. Walker, Hannah Moscovitch, Nicolas Billon and others for productions in his native country. more
David Hou
>>> Bunny is a hopping-good play
Hannah Moscovitch’s look at the desires and uncertainties of a modern woman is rich with nuance more
Bunny transgresses sexual norms in a complex fashion
Though Hannah Moscovitch’s play examines a modern woman, it includes a touch of the Victorian novel more
Preview: Infinity
In Hannah Moscovitch’s new play, physics and music help define family dynamics more
David Hawe
Hannah Moscovitch
With the sizzling Little One, Canada's most in-demand playwright returns to the festival that launched her career. more
The Mill, Part 2: The Huron Bride
Backwoods romance goes astray in a haunting Canadian ghost story more
