Live theatre shows in Toronto with ticket prices of $25 or less, playing the week of October 10th, 2017. Perfect for the budget-conscious theatre-goer. There is something for everyone this week! Check them out below the cut:
Continue reading Cheap Theatre in Toronto the Week of October 10th
Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate here in Toronto. Your dining room tables won’t be the only places overflowing with goodness: Toronto’s stages are filled with countless new and continuing shows this week. Jess, one of our fearless editors, is here to choose her most anticipated shows (in red). Check them out below the cut:
Continue reading Playlistings in Toronto for the week of October 9th
Robert Fothergill’s play, a prequel to Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, is now playing in TorontoLet’s Go: A G_dot Prequel is a play about everything that happens before Estragon and Vladimir of Beckett’s Waiting for Godot start well, waiting for Godot. The concept itself is genius, however; the pieces didn’t come together as nicely as I would have hoped.
Continue reading Review: Let’s Go: A G_dot Prequel (DMT Productions)
Turtleneck arrives on the Toronto stage, “doesn’t get much better.”Let me sum up emerGENce Theatre‘s Turtleneck playing at the Tree of Life Theatre in five words: it is so absurdly good.
Brilliantly cast, darkly hilarious, unexpected–there is just no way this show should be missed.
This festival celebrates Pan-American, Indigenous, and Latinx voices on stage in TorontoThe 2017 Caminos festival, produced by Aluna Theatre and Native Earth Performing Arts is a week-long festival of new performances centering on Pan-American, Indigenous, and Latinx voices. The festival offers diverse performances in a variety of media, including theatre, dance and music. Continue reading Review: Caminos 2017 (Aluna Theatre/Native Earth Performing Arts)