It’s that time of the year again… As part of my birthday week, here are In The City events I hope you can support. READ MORE
In The City: Hye’s Birthday Week Edition
It’s that time of the year again… As part of my birthday week, here are In The City events I hope you can support. READ MORE
Native Earth Performing Arts presents the Toronto premiere of Métis Mutt, created and performed by the acclaimed Métis artist Sheldon Elter. Comedic, heartbreaking and unpredictable, Elter’s semi-autobiographical performance piece recounts the journey of a young Métis man finding his way out of a destructive cycle. Métis Mutt runs January 25 to February 5 in Aki Studio. READ MORE
This month, Shakespeare BASH’d brings an all-star cast into the Roaring Twenties with Twelfth Night. The play boasts an all-star cast that features some of the city’s best young Shakespeareans. To find out more about this production and their preparation for their respective roles, Daniel Briere (Sir Toby Belch), alongside Jesse Nerenberg (Sir Andrew Aguecheek) answered a few questions.
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Starting tomorrow, January 4th and running until January 15th, the 2017 Next Stage Theatre Festival will be the festival’s 10th birthday celebration. Time to join the party! READ MORE
Timely, bold and honest, Secrets of a Black Boy is currently on-stage until November 20th. Produced by PLAYING with CRAYONS, with the support of Theatre Passe Muraille, as part of their 2016-17 Season Guest Company Series, Secrets of a Black Boy focuses a lens on five young black men from Toronto. READ MORE
Toronto Masque Theatre’s (TMT) season of desire & transformation continues with a double bill of two very different explorations of love & loss, obsession & heartbreak: one a dramatic cantata from the 18th century, the other a popular19th-century melodrama. This double bill of love & loss will feature Handle’s Baroque dramatic cantata Apollo & Daphne and Richard Strauss’s Romantic melodrama Enoch Arden.
Theatre season almost never stops in Toronto. This weekend is no different. Take a look at my personal picks of productions currently on-stage around town — all of which are relevant, poignant, and timely. READ MORE
For their final show after a very successful 2016 season, Seven Siblings Theatre is pleased to present Titus Andronicus, Shakespeare’s most violent and bloody play. Not seen in Toronto since CanStage’s 2014 production in High Park, Titus Andronicus is a story of revenge, betrayal, murder, lust, duty and honour. READ MORE
Toronto’s One Little Goat Theatre Company has been awarded an Ontario Trillium Foundation Grant to perform the company’s first play for young audiences in 40 Model Schools for Inner Cities. The company makes its theatre-for-young-audiences debut with PLAY: A (Mini) History of Theatre for Kids, a new work written and directed by Artistic Director Adam Seelig. READ MORE
