Always a theatre lover Sam realized in middle age that there's more to Toronto theatre than just mainstream and is now in love with one person shows, adores festivals, and quirky venues make her day.
52 Pick-Up, by TJ Dawe and Rita Bozi, is the story of a relationship from the beginning to the end. It’s not a linear tale. Every performance is different. And it’s wonderful.
World Premier of Daniel MacIvor’s latest work takes the stage at Tarragon in Toronto
Daniel MacIvor finishes his time as Playwright-in-Residence at Tarragon Theatre with the play Cake and Dirt, which had its world premier last night.
Given the description on the Tarragon Theatre website calling the piece “A darkly comic look at life in Toronto through a fractured family of privilege.” I was expecting laughs, dark uncomfortable laughs, but laughs nonetheless. Instead, while there were funny moments, mostly what was coming from the stage felt more like anger than humour to me.
Trey Parker’s Cannibal! The Musical makes its Toronto debut at the Panasonic Theatre
Rambunctious, raunchy, and ridiculous, the world premiere of Cannibal! The Musical hit all the high notes at The Panasonic Theatre on Tuesday evening. I love a show that manages a fart joke in the first three minutes — and a show that sets up a joke but doesn’t deliver the punch line until about 15 minutes later. Continue reading Review: Cannibal! The Musical (Starvox Entertainment)→
