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September 5, 2025

obituary

Theatre artist Mary Vingoe championed new dramatic work across the country

August 27, 2025

theatre review

In Blues for an Alabama Sky, actor Virgilia Griffith reaches new heights

Aisling Murphy

August 27, 2025

Shaw Festival unveils 2026 slate, including Funny Girl and a Branden Jacobs-Jenkins workshop

August 25, 2025

Murder-on-the-Lake is an improvised whodunit with a remarkable twist

Aisling Murphy

August 25, 2025

theatre review

Dangerous Liaisons at the Stratford Festival is a misfire of a #MeToo story

Aisling Murphy

August 24, 2025

Jerry Adler, behind-the-scenes Broadway vet turned Sopranos star, dies at 96

August 23, 2025

opinion

Where is our man for all seasons?

Marcus Gee

August 22, 2025

theatre review

Ransacking Troy is a splashy addition to Erin Shields’s canon of remixed myths

Aisling Murphy

August 21, 2025

theatre review

The Art of War at the Stratford Festival paints a painful portrait of conflict

Aisling Murphy

August 20, 2025

Siminovitch Prize raises award money to $170,000

August 19, 2025

At SummerWorks Performance Festival, audiences got down and dirty with experimental theatre

Aisling Murphy

August 15, 2025

Old Times at Soulpepper is a frustrating, chewy 70 minutes of theatre

Aisling Murphy

August 15, 2025

Rainbow on Mars is a strange, sensory work that explores perception while defying categorization

Martha Schabas

August 14, 2025

obituary

Versatile actor Joseph Ziegler was endlessly watchable in roles at Stratford and elsewhere

August 14, 2025

For playwright Erin Shields, the future is female – but what about the past?

August 13, 2025

Michael Blake made minor characters seem major, leaving an indelible impression on the stage

J. Kelly Nestruck

August 12, 2025

Stratford Festival unveils 2026 season, including a remount of Something Rotten!

August 7, 2025

obituary

Shakespearean actor Michael Blake was a mainstay of Canadian theatre

August 7, 2025

opinion

What happens if you don’t have Indigenous actors for a play about Indigenous people? It doesn’t get produced

Drew Hayden Taylor

July 28, 2025

theatre review

Yes, there’s a flying car. But Back to the Future is hardly a feat of musical theatre innovation

Aisling Murphy

July 25, 2025

Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is a treat best enjoyed with tea and crumpets

Aisling Murphy

July 24, 2025

theatre review

Wait Until Dark is a drowsy, dull thriller in need of more thrills

Aisling Murphy

July 14, 2025

theatre review

Gnit at the Shaw Festival is an intriguing homage to Henrik Ibsen

Aisling Murphy

July 10, 2025

Shaw Festival’s Major Barbara unpacks the historical balance of good and evil with style

Aisling Murphy

June 6, 2025

review

Mike Nadajewski shines in Tons of Money despite an unsteady understudy

Aisling Murphy

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