Members only Theatre Winter review roundup #3: Through the Eyes of God, You, Always, Eureka Day and Witch Don’t miss Anusree Roy’s follow-up to her first play, as well as a moving Erin Shields two-hander and a biting satire about a mumps outbreak
Theatre Winter review roundup #2: A Doll’s House, The Last Five Years, Mischief and Dead of Winter Horror Fest A propulsive production of an Ibsen classic and a promising debut by playwright Lisa Nasson are part of this week’s reviews
Members only Theatre Winter review roundup #1: Kimberly Akimbo, Company, Pu Songling, A Question of Character The theatre scene heats up with two Tony Award-winning musicals, an adaptation of a 17th-century Chinese writer’s stories and a tense historical two-hander
Sponsored post Curtain rises on new season of CBC theatre podcast PlayME This year’s audio dramas include Kim’s Convenience, The Drawer Boy and a new play by Nicolas Billon that’s at the Tarragon in late February
Theatre Interview: Toasting the Ladies Who Lunch with Company’s Gabi Epstein The acclaimed actor and cabaret artist discusses learning from Sondheim, interpreting iconic songs and the secret to a happy marriage
Theatre What to look for on Toronto stages this winter From star turns by Clare Coulter and Louise Pitre to the remount of a canonical Canadian musical, here are some shows getting big buzz this season
Members only Theatre The Top 10 Toronto theatre artists of 2025 — plus the year’s breakthrough talents Kaylee Harwood, bahia watson, Arkady Spivak, Ted Dykstra, Vanessa Sears and George Krissa top my list of the year’s big scene makers
Theatre The Top 10 Toronto theatre productions of 2025 Anne of Green Gables, Red Like Fruit, The Welkin, Kim’s Convenience and Bright Star top my list of the most memorable shows of the year
Theatre Review: all-Canadian & Juliet is cause for rejoicing A spectacular new all-Canadian cast brings Elbows Up energy to the Max Martin musical
Members only Theatre Reviews: Rogers v. Rogers, The Woman in Black, Holiday! and more Michael Healey, Chris Abraham and Crow’s have another hit on their hands, while The Woman in Black and Holiday! try to elicit screams and laughter
Theatre Your holiday to-do list An intimate production of Tracy Letts’ Bug, Damien Atkins’ panto villain and an improvised take on A Christmas Carol are all worth checking out
Theatre Holiday show reviews: The Sound of Music, Narnia, Shrek, Hallmark(ish) Parody The theatres are alive with the sound of musicals: classic, all-ages friendly, and hilariously satiric
Members only Theatre Two holiday-adjacent shows you can’t miss this season Reviews of The Christmas Market, Fulfillment Centre, The Dishwashers and Spycraft
Theatre The role that got Kristen Thomson to return to the stage The multiple Dora Award-winning actor and writer makes her Coal Mine debut in Abe Koogler’s drama Fulfillment Centre
Theatre Reviews: Elizabeth McGovern plays Ava Gardner, plus three indie offerings Tick, tick... BOOM! and Predictable Holiday Rom-Com, both closing this weekend, are worth celebrating
Theatre Reviews: The Far Side of the Moon, CHILD-ish, Doc Wuthergloom This week’s roundup includes a verbatim show by children, the return of a Canadian classic and a ghoulishly good horror anthology
Paid-members only Theatre Paid-member exclusive: Bright Star’s George Krissa The scene-stealing star of Great Comet, Bright Star and the upcoming & Juliet discusses breaking through, making history at Hallmark and his dream roles
Theatre Thanksgiving roundup: Bright Star, Bremen Town, The Sankofa Trilogy and Concord Floral In which I give thanks to the rich and varied bounty of the Toronto theatre scene
Theatre Fall openings (Part 2): Slave Play, Tell Tale Harbour, Blackbird, The Green Line, Ride the Cyclone Here’s the second part of my openings roundup, with offerings by Canadian Stage, Mirvish, Buddies, Talk is Free and Shifting Ground Collective
Theatre Fall openings (Part 1): MJ, Godot, Octet, The Veil, Romeo Pimp, Enormity The Toronto theatre season is now in full swing, with offerings by Mirvish, Crow’s, Coal Mine and more
Members only Theatre 10 theatre artists to watch this fall Here are a few of the actors, writers and directors who will be getting applause this season
Theatre Review: The Welkin packs a wallop Weyni Mengesha’s powerful production of Lucy Kirkwood’s period play deserves to be seen and savoured multiple times
Theatre Reviews: Bachelor Man, Connections A little-known Canadian play about Chinese-Canadians in 1920s Toronto gets remounted, and a new musical set at an airport shows promise
Theatre Bringing historic Asian-Canadian play Bachelor Man back to the stage Veteran theatre artist Brenda Kamino co-directs and performs in Winston Kam’s play more than 30 years after she starred in the premiere
Theatre Reviews: two indie theatre companies make their marks The summer season winds down with strong productions of Oleanna and Pigeon!