Boys in Chairs Collective’s “Access Me”

Pride month in Toronto was even more fun with Boys in Chairs Collective’s production of Access Me. This no-holds-barred play talks about everything from dating to simple daily tasks, from awkward questions to modern dance routines, all through the unique lens of the creator/performers. This compelling work is equal parts informative and fun, absolutely worth…

Factory Theatre’s “Armadillos”

The final production of Factory Theatre’s season of Myth-makers is the world premiere of Colleen Wagner’s brilliant play Armadillos. A meta-theatrical journey into the Greek myth of Thetis and Peleus, Armadillos explores how the stories we tell affect who we are. Directed by the inimitable Jani Lauzon, featuring an incredible cast and stunning design, Armadillos…

Beyond the Box – June 2023

Oh how I wish I was able to make it to every live performance happening in this incredible city! Here’s a list of some amazing productions that I’ve been alerted to which are happening here in Toronto and beyond! The Flick – Persephone Productions In a run-down movie theatre in central Massachusetts, three underpaid employees…

Waiting in the Wings – June 2023

May was a month of mind-blowing, reality-bending shows which I absolutely adored; I love a piece that I’m still talking about several days after I’ve seen it. June has a lot of really great shows coming up: moving, innovative, different pieces which I’m thrilled to be sharing with all of you! Sizwe Banzi is Dead…

Coal Mine Theatre’s “The Sound Inside”

The second production of the Coal Mine Theatre’s season is Adam Rapp’s The Sound Inside. Directed by Leora Morris, this two-hander with an engrossing plot line and shocking twists is an unforgettable theatrical experience. You simply must see The Sound Inside. I thought the story of The Sound Inside was going to be headed down…

The Roland Gossage Foundation and Soldiers in the Arts’ “Tunnel at the End of the Light”

The Alumnae Theatre is currently host to an incredible world premiere, Tunnel at the End of the Light. Written and directed by Jonathan Guy Lewis, this moving piece examines the lives of a former platoon, who fought together in Afghanistan, after the death of their captain. Featuring stellar performances and soul-bearing stories, Tunnel at the…