Tarragon Theatre/Bremen Town
A retelling of a Grimm fairytale that presents a melancholy portrait of ageing starring four superb senior actors of legendary fame together in one production. Truly a gift of the acting gods.
A retelling of a Grimm fairytale that presents a melancholy portrait of ageing starring four superb senior actors of legendary fame together in one production. Truly a gift of the acting gods.
A brilliant performance by Byron Abalos as a tormented lawyer recounting the chilling tale of how he became caught up in the clutches of a deadly curse.
A new Canadian play that is a harrowing exposé of human/sex trafficking as experienced by a 17-year-old high school senior. Difficult to watch but important to see.
Alas, a play that doesn’t quite know what it wants to say about war artists in World War II and as a result fails to make an impact.
A brilliant feminist rethink of the Trojan War from me always imaginative pen of playwright Erin Shields, gilded by a dazzling production from director Jackie Maxwell and a company headed by star actors Maev Beatty and Irene Poole.