Writer, actor, creator: bahia watson truly does it all. From her recent work on some of Toronto’s biggest stages to her work on several familiar television shows, you’ve definitely seen her infectious smile and brilliant talent somewhere before. Now, watson is embarking on a new adventure: a solo show which they’ve written and are starring…
Looks like April is going to be another busy month this year! You won't be hearing much from me the first week as I'll be away on vacation, but after that I'm hitting the ground running to bring you reviews of the most exciting productions in the GTA! All is Love - Opera Atelier ALL…
There's lots of amazing work to see this month! Here's a list of shows I unfortunately can't make it to, but if you see them, make sure to let me know what you think! Unclearing - The Chimera Project Dance Theatre The program features two contemporary works from Canadian choreographers: the inquisitive exploration of authenticity…
There are few things as glorious as the smells and tastes of a hot dog cart in a big city. As long as you’re the tourist or passer-by getting to enjoy the aroma; for the person working the cart, every day is an opportunity to be robbed or kicked off of your (technically illegal) corner,…
Women at Play(s) returned with a sixth instalment of works all written, directed, and performed by women. Featuring six short form plays covering a range of subjects and genres, Women at Play(s)6 was an impressive showcase of talent. Tackling the realities of being a woman in today’s society head on, Women at Play(s)6 was a…
Without human intervention, how do elephants die? Good Old Neon’s new play Dead Elephants ponders this and much more while exploring themes of death and grief. Written and directed by Co-Artistic Directors Alexander Offord and Nicole Wilson, Dead Elephants delves into these difficult themes through the lens of these magnificent creatures who mourn and grieve…
It is said that there are two sides to every story, but rarely do we get to experience both sides in intimate detail. Donna-Michelle St. Bernard’s 3 Fingers Back allows us to do just that. A pairing of two plays, expertly co-directed by Yvette Nolan and Cole Alvis, 3 Fingers Back asks us to bear…
There's a lot of incredible live performance happening here in Toronto and abroad this month! While I wish I was able to see it all, but hopefully you'll be able to check some of these incredible performances out! Vástádus eana – The answer is land - Harbourfront CentreChoreographed by Indigenous Sámi choreographer and filmmaker, Elle…
This year is off to a fabulous start! I’ve been very busy with plenty of incredible theatrical productions along with lots of fun interviews to share as well! March is certainly going to be no exception to this! There’s lots of exciting things going on in the GTA, so here’s a list of what you…
Luke Reece LOVES dinosaurs and the ROM but does NOT like how everyone quotes Star Wars to him when they meet him. We find out these quirky facts and so much more in Reece’s solo show As I Must Live It. Set on the school playground where he had some of his most deep discussions…
