Some of Shakespeare’s comedies beg for dystopian settings, but A Midsummer Night’s Dream is not one of them. Stagings of the problem plays frequently dwell on t...
Paradise in The Vault is located in the basement of Augustine United Church, and its austere, cell-like intimacy affords an irreproachably apt setting to Rémy, ...
Shakespeare wrote many queens, and not least among them is Cleopatra, the Queen of Egypt. Even the unromantic and battle-hardened Enobarbus cannot deny her char...
Time Zone Theatre has brought two productions to this year’s Fringe, both adaptations, and with some common ground. One is Oscar Wilde’s Salome; the other is We...
To explain the quality that elevates The Madness of King Lear into the sphere of superlative interdisciplinary theatre, we must look to Federico García Lorca: t...
A One-Man Hamlet stands or falls by its lone performer, Will Bligh – the man behind Berlin-based production company, Living Art. In tackling the most famous par...