Jordan Bimm
Portia’s Julius Caesar is a fascinating feminist overhaul of a familiar play
Kaitlyn Riordan mixes her own writing and text from 17 Shakespeare works to create a play that says a lot about today’s world more
SummerWorks review: Hot Cuts
Satirical work-in-progress set in a 1980s mall hair salon easily makes the cut more
SummerWorks review: 4inXchange
Entertaining interactive show about dividing up $1000 will make you rethink money and capitalism more
SummerWorks review: Winners And Losers
All-female remount of this meta-theatrical debate about a seemingly endless series of topics is a clear winner more
A Midsummer Night's Dream in High Park dazzles
Shakespeare's comedy is reimagined as a Felliniesque circus romp more
Dahlia Katz
Soccer-centric twist on Romeo And Juliet is ballsy
Canadian Stage's Shakespeare in High Park production sets age-old Montague and Capulet feud in contemporary European soccer culture more
Fringe review: TRUNK!
Kidsfest musical about a magic trunk opens up to tell a vibrant fantasy adventure more
Fringe review: The Brothers Gentle
Actors' chemistry and absurdist details bring coming of age stories to life more
Fringe review: Always Unique, Totally Interesting, Sometimes Mysterious
Alyson Parovel's entertaining solo show about autism is important, moving and never didactic more
Fringe review: The Space Chums!
This space-themed kids show offers entertainment of galactic proportions more
Fringe review: Police Cops In Space
UK-based troupe The Pretend Men spoof 80s sci-fi flicks with hilarious movement, prop and pun-based humour more
Fringe review: Martin Dockery: The Bike Trip
Solo storyteller's journey is rivetting from start to finish more
Fringe review: Dominion
Play about two contrasting park rangers in watchtowers has lots of dramatic potential more
Fringe review: Flute Loops
Devon More's got impressive musical chops, but this mix of science and indie rock is cringeworthy more
Fringe review: 2018: A Sex Odyssey
This show about 20-somethings hooking up in space is so bad it's out of this world more
Fringe review: Nocturnal Space
Evocative dance about reality and the limits of perception conjures up some serious existential dread more
Fringe review: 4'33" In Baghdad
Fascinating piece blending musicology and politics mostly hits its targets more