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Stage / Theatre

New Buddies artistic director leads French postmodern neo-noir production

"Unhinged monologues" draw director to "challenging play" that is also [...]

By Liam Donovan

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Arts & Culture

Review: Mirvish’s ‘Life of Pi’ pulses with imagination

Playful puppet design imbues rushed novel adaptation with whimsy

By Liam Donovan

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Arts & Culture

Review: ‘Rosmersholm’ is timely — the new Crow’s Theatre production, not so much

Despite a strong performance from Virgilia Griffith, this take on Ibsen [...]

By Liam Donovan

Michael Keaton provides some of the few bright spots in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Arts & Culture

Review: ‘Beetlejuice’ should have been left buried

‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ a mostly pointless, disjointed sequel

By Michael Hollett

L to R: Paul Spence as Dean Murdoch and Maddy Foley as Kitty in DEANER '89, photo by Alan Fraser
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Review: ‘Fubar’ star’s latest another goofball celebration of Canada

‘Deaner ’89’ is a fun but flawed ode to hockey, hosers and heavy metal

By Michael Hollett

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Arts & Culture

Review: ‘Blink Twice’ provides little surprise or suspense

Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut just conjures up memories of better social [...]

By Ethan Vestby

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