Ilana Lucas is a professor of English and Communications and a contributing writer for BroadwayWorld.com. Her articles cover a wide range of theater-related topics, including reviews of performances, interviews with theater professionals, and features on the Toronto theater scene. Her work has also been featured in Intermission Magazine TO.
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Ilana Lucas primarily covers theater and performing arts, focusing on play reviews and interviews. She might be interested in pitches related to upcoming plays, musicals, or theater events that offer the opportunity for review or interview coverage. If you have insights into the latest trends or developments in the theater industry, particularly within Toronto's entertainment scene, she could find them valuable.
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As the lights go down to start Canadian Stage's production of Jani Lauzon and Kaitlyn Riordan's 1939, Wayne Kelso's sound design features a chorus
Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf? In MUKASHI, MUKASHI (ONCE UPON A TIME), that ever-dangerous wolf is as likely to make you laugh as scream.
Note: This review contains a mild spoiler. In December of 2016, I was putting my MFA in dramaturgy to good use as a script reader for a
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Having earned a wealth of awards, from the Order of Canada to the Siminovitch Prize, Ronnie Burkett is a skilled artist working in miniature. Ian Jackson/Supplied
Pardon the cliché, but, MAMMA MIA, here we go again. The 1999 ABBA jukebox juggernaut is back again at the Ed Mirvish Theatre, full of
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The co-creator of EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL is promising audiences a bloody good time. Coming back to Toronto for the 10th time since its premiere in
Welcome to the Next Stage Theatre Festival ! Until Sunday, October 27th, its shows will fill Buddies in Bad Times Theatre's cabaret and chamber spaces.
The Next Stage Festival, curated and run by Toronto Fringe, plays at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre until Sunday, October 27.
Writer Rosa Laborde’s keen ear for rapid-fire, entertaining dialogue is matched by Kat Sandler’s fast-paced direction in the show playing at the Tarragon Theatre
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