Edinburgh Fringe Review: Counting Sheep, Summerhall @ The King’s Hall
In February 2014, Kiev’s Maidan Square was overtaken by protesters taking a stand against their corrupt president Viktor Yanukovych and his increasingly anti-EU...
Canada
Feature: Blurring the line between political fact and fiction in Proud
It’s impossible to escape the numb uncertainty that has screeched in our mostly, dumbfounded faces for the last month. Like a banshee that has devoured four bag...
Review: Breakin’ Convention, Sadler’s Wells
Breakin’ Convention returns for the thirteenth year to Sadler's Wells Theatre for a three-day festival of all things hip hop. This year, it is hosted by the fou...
Review: Newsies, Ed Mirvish Theatre, Toronto
Good vs evil really does never get old. It's one of those narratives that comes in every storytelling format, from books and plays to songs and musicals. This t...
Review: Crookback
"Shakespeare's genius is that his villains tell us more about ourselves than we could ever possibly imagine." A very bold, but poignant statement by Tim Welham ...