Theatre

ARTICLES

The Birds is a hoot
from the past

Dramatis Personae presents an ancient yet timely Greek comedy. By Byron Toben

Bed and Breakfast:
Home Sweet Home

The Centaur closes its season with a refreshing new Canadian comedy hit. By Patricia Dumais

Feminist rebel(le)
with a cause

Rebel Daughter, a fitting finale to Dawson theatre program’s winter season. By Byron Toben

The Shadow Box raises
end of life questions

D² presents its version of the Pulitzer and Tony award winning play. By Byron Toben

Itai Erdal’s one-man
gem of a show

How to Disappear Completely blends sadness with humour. By Byron Toben

The Last Five Years of a marriage in song

Musical play works well in one night concert version. By Byron Toben

Million Dollar Quartet
literally rocks

A musical on the legendary encounter of some of rock music’s greatest performers. By Byron Toben

Double Exposure:
Bridging the diaspora divide

Jewish and Palestinian playwrights come together in groundbreaking anthology. By Luc Archambault

Book of Mormon
enthuses PDA crowd

South Park creators’ musical still a hit the third time around. By Byron Toben

Easter Rocks at Théâtre Sainte Cat’s

Jesus Christ Superband a blast in its third reincarnation. By Byron Toben

Acclaimed Clybourne Park
A Must See

Play a superb choice to cap Centaur’s 48th season. By Byron Toben

The Shape Of Things’
Misanthropic Outlook

Not A Real Theatre chooses a biting Neil Labute script. By Byron Toben
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