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Toronto theatre critics vote on the best of 2018-19 season
The Brothers Size, Old Stock, School Girls and Dear Evan Hansen lead the pack in critics' roundup of the year's finest shows 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
Photographer: John Lauener
The Dora Mavor Moore Awards get political
Life After and Jerusalem win big at the annual stage awards, and some presenters address #TimesUp and sex-ed in schools Read more
Jerusalem doesn't quite resonate here the way it would in the UK
Jez Butterworth's epic play gets an energetic, immersive production, but it doesn't cast much of a lasting spell Read more
Anonymous Toronto theatre Twitter user is generating offstage buzz
Protected by his or her social media mask, the knowledgeable PhantomOfTheTarragon is calling out people and institutions, asking lots of essential questions and... getting decent reviews Read more
The ins and outs of site-specific theatre
Two of Toronto's most experienced creators of immersive theatre discuss everything from finding a space, negotiating a price and making sure you don't get sued – or have your fake prop guns stolen 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
Passion Play
Three linked tales span 400 years and look at the passions that that hold us together and drive us apart Read more
Cheol Joon Baek
Up-and-coming director Mitchell Cushman's iDrama
As Mike Daisey's controversial Apple exposé The Agony And The Ecstasy Of Steve Jobs gets set to open here, fudged facts and all, Toronto's newest theatre wunderkind talks about truth, art and why this show must go on. Read more