Live theatre shows in Toronto with ticket prices of $25 or less, playing the week of November 15th, 2016. Perfect for the budget-conscious theatre-goer. This week we’ve compiled a wonderful listing for you theatre-lovers, ranging from opera, to a love story, to a special relaxed performance. Check out our full listing below the cut:
Eva Barrie play, on stage in Toronto, is a fascinating character study
Actions born out of dire situations can come back to haunt us. In Yell Rebel Theatre’sAgency, playing at the Theatre Centre Incubator Space until November 20th, the consequences of past actions becomes a living, breathing thing.
A disturbing script delves into questions of self, histories, and the point at which a person can, or can’t, let go.
Thangan, the family’s patriarch, was a journalist in Sri Lanka during the civil war, imprisoned for his political writing. Torture while incarcerated has left him with extensive scarring on several areas of his brain, resulting in daily, debilitating epileptic seizures.
Currently in its 29th iteration, the Weesageechak Begins To Dance Festival is an annual festival of Indigenous work curated by Native Earth Performing Arts. This year’s festival brings a compelling selection of interdisciplinary new works and works-in-progress from both national and international Indigenous artists to the Aki Studio until November 19th. We spoke to Artistic Director Ryan Cunningham about what we can look forward to at Weesageechak 29:
George Brown Theatre presents a cast of up and coming talent in Cavalcade playing in Toronto
Eva Barrie play, on stage in Toronto, is a fascinating character study
Currently in its 29th iteration, the