Karen Fricker

Rogue trapper, Wendat warriors feature in Genevieve Adam’s ‘Heartless’

Here’s what to see in New York, in the middle of the 2023/2024 season, where successful original musicals are a rarity and producers continue to lean on jukebox musicals as surer box office bets.

This version of “The Bacchae” turns into a timely indictment of the destruction that single-minded thinking can cause, but could rock even harder in a larger space

‘Les Misérables’ remains an emotional powerhouse in its return to Toronto

Lepage is set to mark his return to the Stratford Festival next year with “Macbeth,” set in the milieu of Quebec’s biker gang wars.

Director Esther Jun and her wonderful cast roll with the play’s stylistic and thematic improbabilities and excesses in this Stratford Festival production.

Ireland's Panti Bliss, the drag persona of Rory O’Neill, is coming to Toronto with her autobiographical solo show, "If These Wigs Could Talk."

He wanted to play the role made famous by James Corden in “One Man, Two Guvnors,” so he asked the Shaw Festival to make it happen.

The author of the Shaw Festival’s Sherlock Holmes play “The Mystery of the Human Heart” has itself been a mystery for months.

Two plays and a musical subverted traditional dramatic narrative by making female conversation their subject matter and central action.