(Subject of Math = Gripping Theatre)"/>
Snowglobe Theatre’s version of Proof assembles a fine cast. By Byron Toben
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dollar greed in 1987 London"/>
The National Theatre School adeptly performs
Caryl Churchill’s fast-moving play. By Byron Toben
immigrant family drama"/>
How Black Mothers Say I Love You
tells a story of separation and reconciliation.
By Byron Toben
to modern woman"/>
The Last Wife features an excellent cast
skilfully directed by Eda Holmes. By Byron Toben
on 1969 SGW riots"/>
A well researched and well played
first theatrical depiction of the events.
By Byron Toben
and more"/>
Rick Miller’s one-man show presents the music, politics
and culture of the 70s, 80s and 90s. By Byron Toben
Kafka’s Ape soldiers on"/>
An enjoyable satire on a serious subject
done with artistry and humour. By Byron Toben
at the Segal Centre"/>
Musical exposes the abusive native residential school system. By Byron Toben
of many ingredients"/>
Torquil Campbell’s one-man show looks
into split personalities. By Byron Toben
Reviews of two more amazing shows and closing comments. By Byron Toben
delivers the goods"/>
A silent Macbeth contrasts with a wordy Hyena Subpoena. By Byron Toben
at Cine Gael opening"/>
Montreal Irish Film Series starts off with an impressive tale of the great famine. By Byron Toben
