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Review: “Novocaine” a serviceable action comedy that pushes the limits of pain

Everyman character forced into John Wick world of action with occasional laughs

By Gesilayefa Azorbo

Rosamund Small in Performance Review-photo by DahliaKatz
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Review: Outside the March’s ‘Performance Review’ spills tea on intersections of gender and labour

Writer-performer Rosamund Small serves up some damn fine playwriting

By Ryan Borochovitz

Playwright and actor Anusree Roy in Trident Moon photoby DahliaKatz
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 Review: Anusree Roy’s ‘Trident Moon’ kicks history into high gear 

Crow’s Theatre and NAC co-production examines the brutality of a [...]

By Ryan Borochovitz

Mickey 17 is a dark comedy set in the not-too-distant future where the titular Mickey (Robert Pattinson) finds himself living and dying and living again, over and over again, ad infinitum
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Review: “MICKEY 17” is a deeply funny political, social and religious satire, with sharp teeth

"parasite" director delivers another powerful, inventive film

By Gesilayefa Azorbo

Mickey17, movies, parasite
Rachel Cairns photo by Dahlia Katz
Arts & Culture

Review: Personal and political collide in ‘Hypothetical Baby’ at Factory Theatre

Performer-writer shares her abortion experience

By Andrea Perez

Louise Lambert and Fiona Reid
Arts & Culture

Review: Coal Mine Theatre’s ‘People, Places and Things’ flirts with (anti)theatricality

Canadian premiere of Duncan Macmillan’s rehab drama is as vexing as it is [...]

By Ryan Borochovitz

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