Murder By The Books is a deliciously entertaining interactive Toronto experience
Murder By The Books, the latest offering from Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre, was one of the funnest shows I’ve seen in a while. It’s a classic whodunit murder mystery experience built around a cast of famous literary characters. Almost.
Feeling nostalgic lately and missing my Dad (who took me to my first and only dinner theatre for my 10th birthday), I decided to relive the experience as an adult. I am so glad I did.
A break from holiday theatre in Toronto, Passe Muraille presents a play about addiction
At first glance, mounting better than this at Theatre Passe Muraille in Toronto during the Christmas season may seem like a gigantic scheduling error. After all, on the surface it is a play about drug addicts, punk rock and young lives unraveling. If you dig a little deeper, the undercurrent here is love.
Like the holidays, this play is about building bridges and gaining an understanding with those who are less fortunate or different than ourselves. It’s true that when you give, you get back so much more in return. And if you go see better than this, I am sure that you will be richly rewarded for your time. Continue reading Review: better than this (Moose + Moa Theatre Company)→
Live theatre shows in Toronto with ticket prices of $25 or less, playing the week of December 13th, 2016. Perfect for the budget-conscious theatre-goer. In addition to the not-at-all-surprising Christmas fare, we also have a story about addictions and relationships, some Old Timey radio, and a modern re-mounting of a Jane Austen classic tale. Check out our full listing below the cut
Murder By The Books is a deliciously entertaining interactive Toronto experience
A break from holiday theatre in Toronto, Passe Muraille presents a play about addiction
Soulpepper touches Toronto audiences’ hearts with Dicken’s classic tale
Second City revamps a holiday classic with hilarity for Toronto audiences