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…
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A 1920s birth control education in What A Young Wife Ought to Know
In a world where women’s reproductive rights are threatened daily, it might not feel like we’ve progressed much in the…
A study in living in the now: Jezebel, at the Still Point
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: an astronaut and a French bulldog walk into a spaceship in search…
Choices of love and time in Hannah Moscovitch’s Infinity
For theatre-goers, the contradictory ideas that time is both real and a construct are on display every time we’re at the…
Shakespeare’s R&J uncovers the essence of a classic
Revisiting an old project always carries with it a certain sense of joy and nostalgia, and that’s certainly the case…
Playing Mind Games at the Roxy
A show that promises to “mess with your mind” has a lot to live up to. Good thing performer, magician…
Irma Voth a quick-paced examination of the resiliency of core values
“Do you feel we can rebel against our oppressors, without losing our love and our tolerance and our ability to…
New Chris Craddock adaptation Irma Voth a coming-of-age story
It’s always interesting thinking about what it’s like to be isolated in isolation. You have a lot of time to…
‘The Beast’ collides with hockey in Matthew Mackenzie’s latest, Bust
If the words “The Beast” don’t bring to mind images of bumper-to-bumper traffic on Highway 63, roads with flames burning…
Tornado Magnet a loving look at a trailer court community
I needed to see Tornado Magnet after the American election this past week. I know that it was an American election,…
