A day in the Life of a Torontonian

Are the terms “Russian play” and “happy” oxymorons?  Or perhaps it is the concept of Chekhovian plays that is incongruous with anything ligh...

We originally had tickets to see the musical Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 back in February 2021 before COVID canceled all li...

I am quite familiar with the plot of Pride and Prejudice after having read the classic Jane Austen novel of manners, as well as watching th...

The musical play 42nd Street is an adaptation of the 1933 black and white movie of the same name, which in turn is based off of a similarl...

It has been many years since I read the novel “ To Kill a Mockingbird ”, Harper Lee’s classic coming of age story about six-year-old Scout a...

Crow’s Theatre continues its trend of putting on intense dramas with its mounting of the play Bad Roads , written by Ukrainian playwright N...

I have watched three musicals (two of them juke box musicals) within the span of a month, and it is interesting to compare them.  While I pr...