Theatre
Phoenix Theatre explores love and Shakespeare’s women in new play
What is left to say about William’s Shakespeare’s body of work? As it turns out, a lot. Despite being 400 years old, the Bard’s work continues to be told, reinterpreted,…
It’ll Come To Me is a fever dream worth remembering
If you’ve been to art school, you know that kid who always talks about moving to New York. Maybe it’s you? In It’ll Come to Me presented by Theatre SKAM,…
Theatre Inconnu’s Dog Sees God adds a twist to nostalgic Charlie Brown comics
How does life change as we transition out of childhood? Theatre Inconnu explores this question in their upcoming play, Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead. Directed by UVic…
Peek Fest offers a chance for new artists to develop
November 3rd marked the beginning of the 5th annual Peek Festival with a combination of public performances with residencies, workshops, and showcases. But while the public can come and view…
Second act saves all: a review of Dead Man’s Cell Phone
When a phone at a cafe won’t stop ringing, Jean’s decision to answer it launches her into a dead man’s complicated family affairs. As she tries to give his loved…
Blue Bridge goes live with intimate production of “Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune”
How does one express love for another? In Blue Bridge theatre's latest production, the main character expresses his love by calling a radio station and requesting one of the most…
The Belfry Theatre’s Being Here powerfully portrayed refugee experiences in Canada
The new initiative, Belfry on Film, brought these stories and more to a virtual format due to COVID-19 restrictions In response to the pandemic, the Belfry Theatre launched Belfry on…
Blue Bridge brings a warm and uncomplicated retelling of A Christmas Carol to your sitting room
Blue Bridge Repertory returns to the stage with a live-streamed performance of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, starring Stratford-veteran Sanjay Talwar. The performance was a paean to togetherness in a…Our Digital Print Issue
