DanceFocusTheatre Cirque du Soleil Celebrates Diversity in VOLTA By Steve Gottfried on February 19, 2020 The circus is back in town. Cirque du Soleil, that is. Le Grand Chapiteau! That thrilling... Read more →
FocusTheatre Not Ready For Prime Time By Sylvie Drake on February 19, 2020 Full disclosure: I’m a couple of generations removed from that of the creators of the... Read more →
Main PostsTheatreTV + Web How Disney Movies Are Becoming More Immersive By Jenna Tsui on February 19, 2020 Disney is bringing its movies into a whole new universe. For years, fans have dreamed of... Read more →
LiteratureMain PostsTheatre 2 As Shadows Fall… By Sylvie Drake on February 19, 2020 Anyone who's had a close brush with the devastation of a mind that has lost its moorings... Read more →
Theatre Tragic and Comic Heroines: Medea, Lily Dare By David Sheward on February 12, 2020 Euripides’ Medea, the unforgettable story of a scorned woman whose thirst for revenge... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre A Lilting Model of Jane Austen’s Emma By Sylvie Drake on February 12, 2020 It’s hard these days to find a musical written for the sheer lighthearted fun of it,... Read more →
MusicTheatre Relevant Soldier’s Play; Dated Bob and Carol By David Sheward on February 5, 2020 The twisted legacy of racism and shifting attitudes on sexuality are the diverse topics... Read more →
Theatre 2 A Flooding of Hearts & Minds By Sylvie Drake on February 5, 2020 One-person shows conceived, written and performed by their authors, are a form of... Read more →
Theatre Alarm Bells at Rogue Machine By Sylvie Drake on January 29, 2020 This is complicated, folks. Bear with me. Rogue Machine Theatre in its recently new... Read more →
Theatre Jane Alexander Shines in Sitcom-ish Grand Horizons By David Sheward on January 29, 2020 Few performers can endow the simple culinary acts of making a sandwich or ladling gravy... Read more →
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