Steve Lantier, Author at Toronto Guardian

Opera Atelier – which will be celebrating forty years of performance next year – has quietly earned itself a place […]

Our review of Slay the Princess: The Pristine Cut, developed by Black Tabby Games. Available October 24, 2024 for PS5 […]

Soulpepper’s Billie, Sarah, and Ella: Revolutionary Women in Jazz, conceived by Divine Brown and starring Brown as Billie Holiday alongside […]

I first encountered Nanoleaf during Nuit Blanche, Toronto’s annual all-night art festival. The then-tiny Nanoleaf team had just landed a […]

Every year, legions of Jane Austen fans descend on Bath, Somerset in South West England. The annual Jane Austen Fest […]

The paradox of recommending scary movies is that the very thing that makes them great – their unpredictability – is […]

Ronnie Burkett, Emmy Award Winner 1979, Obie Award Winner 199, Order of Canada 2019, is having a good year. Hot […]

Every two years, Toronto welcomes a fresh group of contemporary artists for the ten-week Toronto Biennial, featuring newly commissioned works […]

Punchdrunk Theatre’s Viola’s Room is both alike and unalike the company’s mask shows in interesting ways. Long-time readers will know […]

The Toronto Guardian‘s love affair with the UK continues unabated, and apparently we’re not alone: last year, Dear Old Blighty […]