Feeds from The Global and MailAfrica MideastAlberta Watch Alexandra Gill Allan Robinson Americas Andrew Clark Andrew Willis Anne McIlroy Anthony Reinhart Asia Pacific Back to School Baseball Basketball Behind the Veil Berlin Wall British Columbia Business Categories Cartoon Claudia Dey Commentary Commentary Decade Download Decade Energy & Resources Europe Exit Explore Family & Relationships Food & Wine Football Forums Funds & ETFs Globe On Baseball Go Figure Grow Health & Fitness Hockey Holiday Industry News Ingram 2.0 Investment Ideas Investor Points Jane Taber Jeff Gray Joanne Kates Joanne Will John Barber Karen von Hahn Kate Taylor Kerry Stirton Lives Lived Managing Mark Hume Marketing Mat Wilcox Match Tough Mathew Ingram More Sports Movies Music Naylor's Sideline View Norman Spector Ontario Patrick Brethour Personal Finance Personal Tech Podcasts Prairies Quebec Retirement Lost Rex Murphy Rick Mercer Rob MacGregor ROB Magazine Rod Mickleburgh Science Simon Houpt Soccer Start Style subscribe subscribe Tech for Tomorrow Tech Gift Guide Television The Law Page Theatre Timothy Taylor Top Arts stories Top Blogs stories Top Columnists stories Top Facts & Arguments stories Top Globe Investor stories Top Life stories Top Multimedia stories Top National stories Top Opinions stories Top Politics stories Top Real Estate stories Top Report On Business stories Top Sports stories Top Stories Top stories posted to the homepage Top Technology stories Top Video stories Top World stories Toronto Travel Windows 7 Work & Money Your Business All Feeds |
Theatre - Feed
Find the latest news stories from The Global and Mail on the topic Theatre. |
 In '97 Positions of the Heart,' Words overwhelm movementThe Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers attempt an ambitious program based on Elizabeth Smart’s work
|
 Des Femmes: Oration versus naked mud wrestlingA Sophocles-a-thon that gets the ratio off
|
 West Side Story: Alarmingly charming, stumbles asideIt’s not perfect, but this West Side Story scratches the itch one gets every couple of years for this classic American musical
|
 'Gruesome Playground Injuries' an impressive introduction to a new playwrightAudiences should try to catch Ravij Joseph's play while they can
|
 From harrowing to alienating: Two plays, different resultsTwo plays take audiences on two very different trips
|
 From the favelas of Rio, hip hop as high artAn all-male dance troupe combines urban moves with samba, bossa nova and Brazilian martial arts
|
 The Exquisite Hour: Romance in the age of encyclopediasA pleasant bachelor in a pleasant backyard reenacts the conversion of St. Hubert with a white-gloved saleswoman. Under ‘R’ for Rom-com.
|
 Ajax & Little Iliad: Timely and well-told lessonsTwo short plays derive their plots - and current relevance - from ancient Greek tragedies
|
 In NYC revival, Willy Loman can still make grown men cryA Broadway revival shows off Philip Seymour Hoffman’s acting talent, but an eight-hour Gatz is where the American Dream is really dissected
|
|
|
 Willy Loman can still make grown men cryA Broadway revival shows off Philip Seymour Hoffman’s acting talent, but an eight-hour Gatz is where the American Dream is really dissected
|
 The National Ballet's Seagull soarsNeumeier’s brilliant adaptation of Chekov uses intense duets to telegraph emotional truths
|
 Prestigious Siminovitch theatre prize coming to an endNo reason given for dismantling of $100,000 Siminovitch award that has honoured theatre professionals in a variety of disciplines
|
 With another departure, the Tarragon plot thickensPlaywright Morwyn Brebner has left after more than a decade, leaving more questions about whether the theatre gave in to political pressure
|
 Jesus Christ Superstar prepares for BroadwayAs the Canadian cast of Jesus Christ Superstar prepares to face the New York critics, key players talk to about taking on the Great White Way
|
 N for Native, A for American, D-minus for dramaFree as Injuns, an adaptation of Desire Under the Elms, will make you wish you were seeing that rarely produced Eugene O’Neill play instead
|
 Resurrecting Carrie: A musical flop gets a second chanceMore than 20 years after a disastrous debut on Broadway, director Stafford Arima revives the horror classic with drastic changes to script and score
|
 Gilbert Gottfried calls himself a 'Jewnami' for a reasonThe American surrealist’s take-no-prisoners style of humour is outrageously tactless but brilliantly so
|
 Hugo's Hunchback brought startlingly to life by Catalyst TheatreNew Vancouver production held together by director Jonathan Christenson’s aesthetic vision
|
 Ghost of Stratford's Journey proves tough to exorcizeDiana Leblanc steered a legendary version of Eugene O’Neill’s tragic family drama at Stratford, and while her new production is often wrenching, it does sometimes suffer by comparison
|
 Theodore Bikel fiddled on the roof, but he's wasted hereBikel, who at 87 has played both Captain von Trapp and Tevye, is a genuine star but what is he doing in this dated play?
|
 Jason Priestley to return to stage in T.O. production of Mamet's 'Race'Actor part of Canadian Stage’s 25th anniversary theatre season
|
 Actors' Equity protests non-union production of In the HeightsCritics urged not to review Toronto presentation of Tony Award-winning play
|
 Hughie: Director shows that O'Neill's short play doesn't require star-powerDavid Ferry’s use of surtitles helps flesh out the clerk’s character, too
|
|
Making Enron's numbers add up for the stage His production may not be as stylish as the Royal Shakespeare Company’s, but Antoni Cimolino’s staging of this sharp business-scandal drama is a substantial one
|
 Chelsea Hotel deserves praise, but not quite a Hallelujah chorusMore than a song cycle, but less than a play, this tribute to the genius of Leonard Cohen will be remembered for its inventiveness
|
