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Homegrown production brings a certain ‘Poetry’ to CAA Ed Mirvish stage
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Review: Britta Johnson’s ‘Life After’ is bursting with promise but still has room to grow

Homegrown production brings a certain ‘Poetry’ to the vast CAA Ed Mirvish stage

By LORI OSSIP

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Hot Docs review: Chinese activist’s opera effort lacks insight into Ai Weiwei

"Ai Weiwei's Turandot" tells opera's story well, artist's, not so much

By Felix Hughes

(L-R) Jon Bernthal as Brax and Ben Affleck as Christian Wolff in “THE ACCOUNTANT 2”
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Review: “The Accountant 2” best of recent, reluctant action hero films

Ben Affleck is a decent tough guy in sequel about number cruncher who [...]

By Felix Hughes

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Diego Luna is the reluctant revolutionary Cassian Andor on season 2 of this smart Star Wars series.
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Review: Character and narrative more important than explosions in new ‘Andor’

Star Wars for ‘grown-ups’ delivers more strong performances in final season

By Michael Hollett

Kevin Matthew Wong in his play
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Review: ‘Benevolence’ explores identity without answering all the questions

Kevin Matthew Wong brings us on his journey to find what it means to be Hakka

By Shunsho Ando Heng

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Shawn Ahmed (left) and Sukaina Venugopal.
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Review: ‘Mahabharata’ is a monument to storytelling and retelling

Canadian Stage has a hit with Why Not Theatre’s two-part epic

By Ryan Borochovitz

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