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Clockwise from left: Saccha Dennis, Kelsey Verzotti, Max Borowski, Kaden Forsberg, Jacob MacInnis, centre (Photo Dahlia Katz)
Stage / Theatre

Review: Coal Mine’s ‘Dion: A Rock Opera’ harnesses divine power

Greek mythology gets musical mashup modern take on a classic

By Andrea Perez

Paolo Bordogna, left, as Leporello and Gordon Bintner as Don Giovanni (Photo Michael Cooper)
Stage / Theatre

Review: COC’s ‘Don Giovanni’ has something for everyone

Danish director Kasper Holten brings fresh aesthetic to Mozart’s opera

By Liam Donovan

Jasmine Case in Truth (Photo Dahlia Katz)
Stage / Theatre

Review: YPT’s ‘Truth’ explores heavy subject matter with grace

Playwright Kanika Ambrose and director Sabryn Rock reunite

By Liam Donovan

Jane Archibald as the Vixen and Carolyn Sproule as the Dog (behind) in The Cunning Little Vixen (Photo Michael Cooper)
Stage / Theatre

Review: ‘The Cunning Little Vixen’ at the COC nurtures a forest of disparate tones

Jamie Manton’s production hops between different visual and emotional worlds

By Liam Donovan

Sean Arbuckle as Thomas and Katherine Gauthier as Diana (Photo Dahlia Katz)
Stage / Theatre

Review: Believe the hype, ‘Casey and Diana’ is stellar

Acclaimed Stratford Festival production shines in Soulpepper transfer

By Liam Donovan

Simon Laherty in The Shadow Whose Prey The Hunter Becomes (Image Jeff Busby)
Stage / Theatre

Review: ‘The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes’ at Canadian Stage is a pointed conversation starter

Economical Back to Back Theatre production raises questions about [...]

By Liam Donovan

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