25 yrs @ Toronto's NOW Mag: thea, comedy, film. Recent words in @GlobeArts @TorontoStar @Variety. [email protected]. He/him. Blog: So Sumi (link below)
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Glenn Sumi's work predominantly covers event coverage and reviews in the entertainment and lifestyle themes, with a focus on theater, comedy, and musicals. His articles feature top picks of various forms of performing arts.
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By: Glenn Sumi
Ted Belton takes the pictures that advertise Stratford Festival shows on playbills, in newspapers, even on buses. He breaks down his photos for five of next season's productions
By: Glenn Sumi
The actors play single fathers in the play ‘A Case for the Existence of God’ at Coal Mine Theatre
By: Glenn Sumi
Malcolm Washington directs and John David Washington stars in this adaptation of August Wilson's play about a family's trauma.
By: Glenn Sumi
It’s playwright Healey’s first time onstage in a decade in this funny, riveting production.
The legendary Julie Taymor-directed musical returns in an open-ended run with a largely Canadian cast; plus a Spamalot Diaries book giveaway
By: Glenn Sumi
This stage adaptation of Baz Luhrmann’s stylish and irreverent 2001 film resembles a karaoke night run amok for those with short attention spans.
By: Glenn Sumi
"Craze" at Tarragon Theatre gets marks for ambition, including a cautionary theme about the dangers of AI and drone warfare.
Before the holidays arrive, here are some suggestions of shows to see, movies to watch and podcasts or albums to listen to
By: Glenn Sumi
The musical, which spoofs the movie 'Titanic' and puts Dion on the ship, is a love letter to the singer, its star says.
Reviews of The Bidding War, The Master Plan, Titanique, Madame Minister, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and lots more — plus a book giveaway!
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