Posts Tagged 'Hannah Moscovitch'

Desperate lessons in What a Young Wife Ought To Know

What a Young Wife Ought To Know is the type of play you wish wasn’t relevant in 2018. But unfortunately, centering…

In a world where women’s reproductive rights are threatened daily, it might not feel like we’ve progressed much in the…

For theatre-goers, the contradictory ideas that time is both real and a construct are on display every time we’re at the…

I had a chance to take in both This is War and Gidion’s Knot this past weekend, and while I don’t have the time…

Warfare, and the way that civilians in Canada engage with it, has changed a lot in the last century. While…

I had to get out of the theatre as soon as East of Berlin ended. I hate being emotional in public and,…

I’m quickly discovering that if you’re looking for “chilling” theatre, plays by Hannah Moscovitch are a pretty good place to…

This post was originally published on Sound + Noise. Little One is a chilling play. The kind where the horribleness of…

Little One is a chilling play. The kind where the horribleness of the situation being portrayed on stage sticks with you…