‘Mr. Shi and his lover’ gets complicated
Opera draws on Chinese tradition of disguised gender tales
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Undercover is unnerving, and actually unpredictable
Rebecca Northan shows impressive chops in improv murder mystery
The Watershed opens floodgates on environmental politics
Tanja Jacobs, a former director at George Brown College, plays multiple roles in The Watershed
The Summoned shows a beautiful and disturbing future
Playwright Fabrizio Filippo bring his spine-tingling play on tech and human nature to Toronto
Wormwood: Andrew Kushnir brings his love for Ukraine to Tarragon
Play about 2004 Orange Revolution shows complexity of the country
An Enemy of the People lets audience decide who is right
Ibsen’s social critiques still relevant to Canadian politics today
Tarragon's Blind Date a hilarious improv show
Play returns to Toronto after playing off-Broadway, London and across Canada
Abyss premieres at the Tarragon Theatre
After a mysterious disappearance, a search for a missing girl reveals a complex love triangle
The Best Brothers is a universal story filled with dark humour
Next door to George Brown’s Casa Loma campus, Tarragon Theatre opens its 2013-14 season with the Toronto premiere of The Best Brothers, written by Daniel MacIvor, one of Canada’s best known playwrights, and directed by the award-winning Dean Gabourie. MacIvor shares the stage as an actor with Nova Scotian John Beale who was involved in his previous…
Carried away on the crest of a wave resonates with students of the world
An interview with playwright David Yee and director Nina Lee Aquino about their play about the Indian Ocean tsunami By Alena Khabibullina Special to The Dialog It’s takes a lot of talent to convey tragic messages through art. Decent theatre provides the public with not “bread and circuses” but the feeling of personal participation in the event…