Kelly Nestruck is a theatre critic for The Globe and Mail, focusing on the local theatre scene in Canada, particularly in Ontario and Toronto. With a keen eye for emerging talent and thought-provoking productions, Kelly provides insightful and engaging reviews and analysis of the latest plays and performances.
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Kelly Nestruck's articles primarily focus on theater in Canada, providing reviews and event coverage. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to the Canadian theater scene, including new productions, festivals, and emerging talents.
Given her emphasis on reviewing performances and covering events, she may welcome pitches involving exclusive access or behind-the-scenes insights into upcoming Canadian theater productions or interviews with key figures in the Canadian theater industry.
If you have unique perspectives on noteworthy trends or developments within the Canadian theatre landscape that align with her focus areas of interest, it could enhance your outreach efforts. Keep in mind that Kelly has a national geographic focus specifically targeting Canada.
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Chris Abraham, Stafford Arima, Daryl Cloran, Donna Feore and Esther Jun – five names in the running – are all directing high-profile shows next year
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Old Enough!, available to stream across the country from Sept. 8, follows Canadian kids between the ages of 3 and 6 as they go out on errands in their neighbourhoods all by themselves
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There are plenty of new shows worth searching for this fall. Here are 10 that seem worth a try
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Director Chris Abraham’s sumptuous in-the-round period production is full of breathtaking contrasts between light and dark in its design
Donna Soares as Chao Tun, Lindsay Wu as Emperor Ling, with Eponine Lee and Richard Lee in The Orphan of Chao. David Cooper/Shaw Festival
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