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BY Christopher Hoile
Soulpepper plus David French adds up to yet another great evening of theatre. For Of the Fields, Lately (1973), French’s sequel to his breakthrough play Leaving Home (1972), Soulpepper has...
BY Chandler Levack
EYE WEEKLY's 2009 Fringe Festival coverage kicks off with Aurora Stewart De Peña’s intriguing entry, an existential opus on femininity without the vagina monologues. Plus: Fringe Festival Best Bets... (4)
The Bloor Cinema joins the Fringe with their shadow-cast program, The Silver Stage
Featuring: Red Machine — Part One, The Fever, The King’s Conscience, Moving Along, Chicken Licken, Politically Correct Bedtime Stories, Artifacts, and Head First (1)
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Jackie Mason has already given Tracey Erin Smith a thumbs-up on her concept for this one-woman show about a rabbi-turned-stripper, and no wonder: the result is...
Soulpepper’s production of Joe Orton's Loot (1965), though still set in the 1960s, proves to be surprisingly contemporary in its critique of unbridled authority...
Soulpepper’s current production of Clifford Odets’ Awake and Sing! (1935) would do well to follow the exhortation of its title. The play is now recognized as...
At first, Tracey Erin Smith’s obsession with Jackie Mason seems a little creepy. She’s in her 30s. The stand-up comedian, famous for his appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show in the 1960s and his one-man shows on Broadway, is 73. On a visit to Toronto, Mason...