The English language debut of Michel Marc Bouchard’s gripping Tom At The Farm has finally arrived in Toronto, after being pulled from the Factory Theatre’s 2012 lineup. The French play, which was put on...
Prolific Canadian playwright George F. Walker takes aim at the crumbling education system in his new plays Parents Night and The Bigger Issue, the first two installments in a four-to six-play cycle named "After Class." He has teamed up with...
Dora Award-winning actress Claire Armstrong returns to the stage this spring in LIVER, a new dark comedy by prolific Toronto playwright Kat Sandler. A dark exploration of life, death and how we run from both, LIVER centres around the alcoholic...
A new indie theatre venue has popped up in Toronto's east end, this time under the Magic Oven at 798 Danforth Avenue. Led by artistic curator Ted Dykstra and artistic producer Diana Bently, The Coal Mine Theatre earned raves for their first two shows—an explosive production of Stephen Adly...
Among the most revered of Shakespeare's comedies, Much Ado About Nothing stands out in its clever mixture of humour with serious issues such as honour and shame. As well known as the play is, Tarragon...
When you're given your life back, is it really yours? That is the overarching question posed by Toronto playwright Kat Sandler in her latest play LIVER, a morbidly funny meditation on life and death, now playing at...
The Canadian Opera Company's acclaimed production of of Béla Bartók’s Bluebeard’s Castle (Hungarian) and Arnold Schoenberg’s Erwartung (German) returns to the company’s mainstage this month to close its 2014/2015 season. Both one-act operas are...
English playwright Alan Ayckbourn's Bedroom Farce is a laugh-out-loud funny and relatable slice of modern coupledom. Written in 1976, the play is set in the bedrooms of three different couples whose lives are thrown into chaos by the troubled marriage of fourth couple....
