A day in the Life of a Torontonian

I initially resisted watching Inside American Pie , which was marketed as a “ Docu-Concert “, since I could not wrap my head around what tha...

The Drowsy Chaperone is the first Canadian musical to have substantial success and profitability on Broadway, playing for 674 performances ...

Edmond Rostand wrote his classic French play Cyrano de Bergerac in 1897 about a skilled swordsman and witty poet who loves Roxanne but is ...

My husband Rich and I first encountered master puppeteer Ronnie Burkett when we watched his raunchy, “not-safe-for-children” marionette pup...

Between January to March 2026, four of the live theatre shows on our schedule are ones that my husband Rich and I have previously watched wi...

As its name alludes to, The Surrogate is a fascinating play about surrogacy that is layered with thought-provoking legal and ethical issues ...

The Neighbours is a dramatic play by Canadian playwright Nicolas Billon, who also wrote “ The Butcher ” which remains one of the most inten...

Summer and Smoke is Tennessee Williams ’ lesser-known play that he wrote in 1948 following his two previous smash hits, A Streetcar Named D...

For me, there is nothing like the feeling of watching a musical for the first time and even better if it has a happy, feel-good story that l...

After watching over 30 plays this year, our last show of 2025 is another Christmas-themed play with the unwieldy, self-explanatory title “ U...