A day in the Life of a Torontonian

The first play in Crow Theatre’s 2024/25 season is an adapted version of Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen’s drama Rosmersholm which deals...

It has been several years since my husband and I seriously attended the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).  Prior to retiring in 20...

My husband Rich and I were first exposed to the stage version of Yann Matel’s critically acclaimed and award-winning novel “ Life of Pi ” wh...

My husband Rich and I first became aware of the musical comedy Something Rotten! when we watched an outstanding performance of its showstop...

My husband Rich and I have been watching musicals written by sisters and Toronto-based composers and lyricists Anika and Britta Johnson for ...

My husband Rich and I will be going to the Stratford Festiva l twice this year, taking advantage of their 2 for 1 ticket sale offered at the...

During the COVID lockdown period, my friends and I amused ourselves by holding weekly Zoom meetings where we would take turns presenting a t...

To say that the majority of the plays in the 2023/24 season at Crow’s Theatre have been serious, dramatic, and sometimes extremely intense w...

It is more or less a universal fact that a good story is the most important element in the presentation of any type of narrative, be it in a...

What a strange feeling to be absolutely horrified yet totally mesmerized at the same time while watching a play.  Such were the emotions inv...