A Tale of 2 Festivals
Stratford and Shaw are the twin peaks of Canadian classicism.
Stratford and Shaw are the twin peaks of Canadian classicism.
An offbeat new musical eavesdrops on la vie bohème, circa 1940.
A theatremaker who has found politics increasingly salient in his work speaks up for their place onstage.
Telling the tragic tale of ‘The Scottsboro Boys’ with happy-go-lucky minstrelsy may show audacity, but it lacks empathy.
When life imitates art, a playwright’s work and family life nurture each other in surprising ways.
When theatre artists and military personnel come together, assumptions on both sides are transformed.
An ancient story wins hearts and minds at the world’s most controversial military base.
What if theatres stopped using actors’ gender, age, race and body type to assign roles?
A crisis of conscience in Iraq becomes the raw material for ‘The Eyes of Babylon.’
After 400-plus years, the approximate, half-understanding fog through which we hear much of the Bard’s language won’t do anymore.