Out-of-town Theatre How my neighbour got me to fall in love with Guys and Dolls all over again At the Stratford Festival, the classic musical is an odds-on favourite, but I wasn’t totally sold on Death of a Salesman
Theatre Richard Lee travels to Middle-Earth (and back again) at Stratford The actor takes on the biggest role of his career as the small but mighty title character in The Hobbit
Film Hot Docs review: Antoni Cimolino film fawns over its subject This Above All gives a solid overview of the outgoing Stratford Fest artistic director’s life and career, but it feels like hagiography
Out-of-town Theatre Shakespeare x2: Macbeth and The Winter’s Tale at Stratford One of these productions is exquisite, while the other is full of sound, fury and mock motorcycles, signifying not a helluva lot
Out-of-town Theatre Naughty or nice: Stratford Festival musicals pay off big time The sunny Annie and the darkly funny Dirty Rotten Scoundrels both deliver first-rate entertainment
Theatre Stratford’s new Anne of Green Gables is full of wonders Plus a review of another Canadian classic, David French's Leaving Home, and two Luminato shows
Theatre Reviews: Salesman in China, Nabucco, and more Sizing up Stratford's late season hit and the Canadian Opera Company's first ever production of an early Verdi work; plus a ticket giveaway
Theatre Reviews: Casey and Diana and Rockabye Nick Green's Stratford Festival hit transfers successfully to Soulpepper, while Australian Joanna Murray-Smith's music satire sounds some wrong notes
Paid-members only Theatre Toronto’s Andrea Scott on loving theatre, leaving it for TV and then moving to L.A. Now based in L.A. and working on a new ABC/Disney series, the in-demand writer discusses the pitching process, the differences between TV and theatre and believing in herself when others didn’t
Out-of-town Theatre Seasons of Love Reviews of Stratford's Rent, Spamalot and Richard II; No Save Points gets extended; and R.U.R. A Torrent of Light impresses North American critics
