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By Amanda Finn simona pilolla 2/Shutterstock Divorce can be a really difficult time in life, made even harder when home ownership is involved.

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Gift's revival of Suzan-Lori Parks's Topdog/Underdog remains a complex and compelling examination of race, class, family, and masculinity.

William Goldman's stage adaptation of Stephen King's novel about an obsessed megafan plays more for laughs than chills at American Blues.

At 140 minutes with intermission, this electropop opera only captures a fragment of Tolstoy’s "War and Peace"—but the juiciest bit.

Although the play itself may not be for everyone, if there was ever a “Pericles” to see, it is this one.

Judith Thompson's Perfect Pie, a memory play about two women in Ontario, feels overloaded in Gwydion Theatre's production.

Alandra Hileman's dark comedy about falling in love (literally) with Death gets an intimate staging with Open Space Arts.

Fabulous costumes and a divine performance from Sawyer Smith as Ursula makes this revival a wonderful undersea musical escape.

The show doesn’t shy away from the ground swell of sadness, but it also reminds us of just how many things there are to live for. I can’t imagine a better time to stage this play.