Nick Blais
Photo by Samantha Hurley
Next Stage review: Consumption Patterns
Kevin Shea's play about millennials and capitalism is smart and beautifully acted but soon becomes exhausting to watch Read more
Photo by Dahlia Katz
The Flick takes unremarkable people and situations and makes them extraordinary
Under director Mitchell Cushman, Annie Baker's Pulitzer Prize-winning play about three minimum-wage workers at an old movie theatre deserves our full attention Read more
15 stage artists to watch in fall 2019
From intense actors and kick-ass dancers to a brilliant designer, here, in alphabetical order, are some of Toronto's major scene-stealers this season Read more
Photo by Neil Silcox
The Tape Escape's immersive escape room experiences will reel you in
Trio of interactive experiences set in an old-school 90s video store takes you back to the future Read more
Dora Mavor Moore Awards 2019: who will be nominated?
Jurors vote on the annual list of the best in Toronto theatre, dance and opera this week. Here are some names and titles that should be top of mind. Read more
Four Chords And A Gun, about the Ramones and Phil Spector, misfires
John Ross Bowie's play about the legendary encounter between the punk rock quartet and the eccentric producer is clumsy and undramatic Read more
Photo by John Gundy
Kiss Of The Spider Woman breaks out at the Don Jail
Eclipse Theatre's site-specific staged concert production of the Tony Award-winning musical delivers a one-of-a-kind experience Read more
Photographer: Lyon Smith
Human Animals: the venue is more intriguing than the script
Stef Smith's cautionary play about an environmental catastrophe feels obvious, but the Riverdale Park location is rich with atmosphere Read more
Dr. Silver: A Celebration Of Life could be more immersive
Musical about the death and legacy of a cult leader features stunning design elements, but flashbacks and lack of interaction take away from the experience Read 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 Read more
Dora Mavor Moore Awards 2018: who will be nominated?
Jurors vote on the annual list of the best in Toronto theatre, dance and opera starting this week. Here are some names that should be top of mind. 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
Mark Mullaly
>>> Review: Pomona is a wild roller-coaster ride of games and mysteries
A urban concrete island inspires tales of terror and violence Read more
