Businesses
Homegrown Business: Rebecca Bamford of Citizen Kid
In the heart of the Locke community of Hamilton, there resides a charming toy store that is more than just […]
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Arts
Sleep No More (New York Theatre Review): Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow
Parting is such sweet sorrow. After thirteen extraordinary, genre-defining years, Punchdrunk Entertainment’s legendary immersive theatrical experience Sleep No More is […]
Arts
20th Century Masterpiece “Angels in America” Returns to Toronto (to Dec. 17, 2023)
Tony Kushner’s Angels in America, the best play of the latter 20th century, last graced a Toronto stage over a […]
Arts
The Effect (Coal Mine Theatre) Review: My Chemical Romance
In less than a decade, the Coal Mine Theatre has become one of Toronto’s most interesting theatre companies, cultivating a […]
Arts
A Little Bit Pregnant Review
A Little Bit Pregnant is a uniquely touching play that takes the audience on a journey through the trials and […]
Arts
King Lear (Stratford Festival) Review: This Great Stage of Fools
Nearly twenty years ago, Paul Gross starred in what many consider the greatest Canadian television series of all time. The […]
Arts
Cirque du Soleil is back in Toronto! (Review)
In what’s starting to look like an annual tradition, Cirque du Soleil is back in Toronto, this time with its […]
Arts
The Seagull at Soulpepper (Theatre Review): All Work and No Play
Earlier this year, Toronto’s Coal Mine Theatre brought us Yerma, Simon Stone’s excellent modern-day reimagining of Federico García Lorca’s 1934 […]
Arts
Fifteen Dogs, based on the book by André Alexis
After reading the 2015 Scotiabank Giller Prize winning book Fifteen Dogs by André Alexis, I immediately thought it would make […]
Arts
Detroit (Theatre) Review: Keeping Down with the Joneses
Lisa L’Amour’s Pulitzer-nominated play Detroit is a darkly funny, anxiety-inducing slice of f-ed-up life that offers up nearly as much […]