25 yrs @ Toronto's NOW Mag: thea, comedy, film. Recent words in @TorontoStar @GlobeArts @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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As two Iranian-Canadian half-sisters watch the fallout of the January 2026 uprising in Iran from the safety of Toronto, two talking dogs and a live-in android have plenty to say
When two prehistoric cave artists (Ben Yoganathan and Rachel Cucheron) run out of caves in which to paint, they come up with the idea of making “living paintings” — i.e.,
The idea of creating a show that sends up every type of show you’ve seen at the Fringe is inspired. Alas, this revue doesn’t live up to its title —
Reuniting at the Fringe for the first time in nearly a decade, the dynamic duo of Isaac Kessler and Ken Hall present a fully improvised hour of comedy. The gimmick?
The owner of a British manor has invited six guests to his home but is soon found murdered. One of his guests did the deed. We in the audience get
By: Glenn Sumi
Beloved social media content creator Will Parry opens up about their love of old-school musical albums in this sincere, moving yet somewhat scattered autobiographical show.
Some of my favourite productions in the 123-show festival explored personal material in unexpected ways
Canadian Alan Kliffer and composer/lyricist Dylan MarcAurele are pucking with the system of how to create new musicals
Director Helen Juvonen gives grandeur and spaciousness to Jordi Mand’s homage to the famous 19th century literary siblings
The pro-shot of the Tony Award-winning musical made box office history on the weekend and expands into more theatres this week
