Theatre

ARTICLES

Stephen Orlov’s powerful
examination of radicalization

Birthmark hopes for peace and justice
in war torn Holy Land. By Byron Toben

Brave play explores
youth radicalization

Birthmark delivers a compelling vision for peace and social justice. By Janis Kirshner

Three lives entangle
around the care of an infant

Other People’s Children details problems with immigrant live-in caretakers. By Byron Toben

Shakespeare’s Sonnets
reborn via Infinitheatre

A truly unique and historically ground breaking rendition of the Bard. By Byron Toben

Abigail/1702 examines
Crucible ten years later

This excellent production opens where the story of the 1692 Salem witch trials left off. By Byron Toben

A Bintel Brief captures the
panorama of a bygone era

A touching, sometimes rollicking, epic of mass Jewish emigration at the Segal. By Byron Toben

Once an Irish film,
now a hit Broadway musical

A vibrant rendition of the Tony-winning rock musical at the Segal. By Byron Toben

Choir Boy sings out to theatre buffs

A moving and entertaining musical that introduces exceptional new talent. By Byron Toben

Sound of the Beast opens
Black Theatre Workshop’s 50th year

Donna-Michelle St. Bernard uses spoken word in a hip-hop way to speak truth to power. By Byron Toben

Centaur Soirée:
Celebrating 50 years of theatre

The Centaur Theatre’s Annual Fundraising Gala is full of surprises

The Silk Road Institute’s
entry into theatre

First offering is Wajahat Ali’s The Domestic Crusaders. By Byron Toben

Actor-musician Jean Marchand:
double-barrelled talent

On juggling music and acting and landing a plum role on Wynonna Earp. By Patricia Dumais

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