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July 2, 2009

Andronicus Goes Alfresco ...and The Comedy of Errors hits the open air as the Freewill Shakespeare Festival turns 21 by Kathleen Bell

June 18, 2009

This Kind Of Stuff Just Can’t Be Scripted! Improvaganza continues its relentless campaign to put Canada’s playwrights out of business by Kathleen Bell

June 11, 2009

Ay, There’s The Rubaboo Reneltta Arluk helps curate a gala feast of aboriginal culture — the first, hopefully, of many by Marliss Weber

June 4, 2009

Look Ma, No Hand! Gregory Caswell invents an elaborate backstory for Peter Pan’s nemesis in the musical Hooked by Jessica Potter

May 28, 2009

The Singing Defective Leona Brausen had to work hard to sing as badly as Glorious anti-diva Florence Foster Jenkins by Kathleen Bell

May 14, 2009

Clinton Carew Is Planning Eight Assassinations And he’s also setting them all to music in his production of Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins by Paul Matwychuk

May 7, 2009

“My Art Is Me And I Am My Art” So says Darrin Hagen — but it would be inaccurate to call his new play Buddy autobiographical by Jessica Earle

April 30, 2009

Tainted Love Heroin addiction, emotion-al scars, desperate sex: Northern Light’s Love is no romantic idyll by Clara Loginov
Edgar Management Techniques Jonathan Christenson and Bretta Gerecke’s Nevermore is the Edgar Allan Poe show of their drea by Marliss Weber

April 23, 2009

Life Is Just A Bowl Of Verdis “Take life by both hands while you can!” urges La Traviata director Michael Cavanagh by Trent Wilkie

April 9, 2009

Exit, Pursued By Belke In his new collection of Shakespeare-themed sketches, David Belke gives his Bard obsession free rein by Clara Loginov

April 2, 2009

The Citadel Season Approval Matrix SEE evaluates Bob Baker’s upcoming slate of plays in one easy-to-read chart by Paul Matwychuk
Seven Years Old And Raised By Wolves Writer/director Ron Jenkins’ long-gestating Extinction Song captures the terror of being seven by Warren Haas

March 26, 2009

Their Life With The Thrill Kill Cult Vincent Forcier and Stefan Dzeparoski say the hero of Roberto Zucco is more than just a murderer by Clara Loginov

March 19, 2009

Open Your Art To Me A Year of Winter playwright Scott Sharplin asks if art needs an audience by Kathleen Bell

March 12, 2009

Nobody Knows Anything Don’t Ask the cast of Doubt if the main character is guilty of the crime he’s accused of by Paul Matwychuk
Ich Bin Ein Berliner Brendan Gall plays a man wrestling with his family’s sickening Nazi past in East of Berlin by Trent Wilkie

February 26, 2009

Strangers On A Train Adam Burgess and Kendra Connor get railroaded into romance in Last Train to Nibroc by Michael Hingston, Paul Matwychuk and Marliss Weber
Just A Julius Guy James MacDonald regards Julius Caesar as a Shakespearean thriller, not a historic tragedy by Warren Haas

February 19, 2009

Don't Mess With Exes Christopher Schulz revisits all the girls he’s loved before in Neil LaBute’s Some Girl(s) by Paul Matwychuk
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