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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Dance Nation, Octet and Through the Eyes of God receive multiple nods, while theatre icons like Tom Rooney and Clare Coulter get snubbed
By: Glenn Sumi
The play's generous performances include one of the most heartfelt confessions you’ll see on a live stage this year.
By: Glenn Sumi
Inspired songs, inventive direction and striking design help transform a dark fairy tale into compelling theatre.
By: Glenn Sumi
Festival season begins with international offerings, plus a round-up of late spring openings
Sara Farb delivers a true star turn as Fanny Brice in Eda Holmes’ fine staging of the uneven musical
One of the most-anticipated big budget films of the year goes up against a tiny queer niche film. Who will sashay away from the box office?
The UK thriller loosely based on the found-footage films is frighteningly effective
John Early’s send-up of everything from food influencers to earnest Lifetime movies goes down smoothly
By: Glenn Sumi
Actor Sara Farb tackles the ghost of Barbra Streisand at the Shaw Festival before starring in a new production of "Cabaret."
By: Glenn Sumi
The Tony Award-winning Broadway touring production boasts athletic choreography and stunning staging, but a weak folk score.
