While initially intriguing, the film’s minimalist
approach fails to deliver on its promise
By Luc Archambault and Andrew Burlone
Review
Articles
Brave New Productions is back with
the Broadway hit. By Byron Toben
Seven talented actresses enact 45 roles from Shakespeare plays. By Byron Toben
Nathaniel Rateliff captures the feel of the acclaimed
singer/songwriter with a 40-piece orchestra.
By Byron Toben
A visual marvel, but flawed narrative and character
development without poetry and emotional depth.
By Luc Archambault and Andrew Burlone
Segal Centre presents a theatre adaptation of the Giller prize-winning book. By Byron Toben
A revival of the Brian Friel play first presented
at the Centaur in 1980. By Byron Toben
Jazz Happening brings the Africanness
of jazz to the forefront. By Byron Toben
The Segal Centre presents a Yiddish version of Arthur Miller’s acclaimed play.
By Byron Toben
A family’s daily life at Auschwitz shows the banality of evil. By Luc Archambault and Andrew Burlone
Kevin Matthew Wong’s multi-media presentation
deals with pollution and climate change.
By Byron Toben
Diane Flack’s one-woman show tells tales
of guilty pleasures and disappointments.
By Byron Toben
