Aisling Murphy

Michael Ross Albert’s play taps into millennial malaise with sparky dialogue and witty observations of how the rich get ever-richer in Toronto

One devotee describes its magic

The Crow’s Theatre show is one of those pieces of theatre you’ll carry with you for the rest of your life

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The writer has long resented composer Stephen Schwartz for how his score forced the show's leads to blow their voices night after night.

Ryan Hinds, a Sheridan contractor and professional theatre artist, in Toronto, on April 5, 2021. Chris Young/The Canadian Press

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It's hard to fully take the pulse of Canadian theatre right now. The past year saw eye-popping deficits, controversial cancellations and ill-advised

There’s a learning curve for audiences, but if Canadian Stage is wise they’ll hold on to the Ross Petty panto and not let go

Ross Petty helped grow the art of pantomime in Canada. Now, his influential show has hit the stage in Toronto once more. Plus, some other outrageous pantos from across the country for you to cheer, boo and sing along with.