Theatre Review – Two worthy shows, both world premieres, closing this week. In Seven Days (Harold Green Jewish Theatre) and Tyson’s Song (Pleiades Theatre).
Both plays are from ethnic communities but hold universal messages as well.
Both plays are from ethnic communities but hold universal messages as well.
A disturbing play from the Iranian diaspora.
A charming play for young audiences featuring a Black cast.
An irreverent and satiric look at Canadian history, particularly the Red River Rebellion and Louis Riel, through the prism of three smart women.
Nick Green’s very moving play about the impact of Princess Diana’s visit to AIDS patients at Casey House in Toronto in 1991.