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Penny Plain
Ronnie Burkett celebrates 25 years as the master of his own universe (strings attached)
Ronnie Burkett is a skilled manipulator—of puppets that is! His company, the Ronnie Burkett Theatre of Marionettes, celebrates 25 years of theatre magic-making this year with a national and international tour of Penny Plain, a dark and thought provoking drawing room comedy [...]
Best of Toronto Theatre 2011
Theatromania’s top 12 picks
December 6, 2011: 244 Victoria Street renamed the Ed Mirvish Theatre (formerly the Canon).
Looking back, 2011 has been an outstanding year for theatre in Toronto. Here’s a list of our 12 favourite shows in celebration of the coming year. Happy 2012!
1) Another Africa (Volcano Theatre in association with Canadian Stage): Featuring high-energy music, top-notch [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Theatre
Tagged Best of 2011, Canadian Stage, Factory Theatre, Mirvish, Nightwood Theatre, Obsidian Theatre, Soulpepper, The Company Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto-based indie theatre, Volcano Theatre
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The Rez Sisters
It’s a love-hate sisterhood for the Rez women, but the story of their struggles remains as captivating as ever in this powerful new production
By Ava Baccari
Written by Tomson Highway
Directed by Ken Gass
(L to R): Pamela Sinha, Cara Gee, Jean Yoon, Billy Merasty, Jani Lauzon, Djennie Laguerre, Michaela Washburn and Kyra Harper in Tomson Highway’s The [...]
Hardsell 2.0
Rick Miller is mad about marketing in this rousing remount at Factory Theatre
A WYRD and Necessary Angel co-production
Created by Rick Miller and Daniel Brooks
Performed by Rick Miller
Rick Miller in Hardsell. Photo by Michael Cooper.
Hardsell 2.0 is the last play in Rick Miller’s three-show run at Factory Theatre this fall. Described as “part lecture, part circus [...]
MacHomer
Mmmm Macbeth: The Simpsons meet Shakespeare in Rick Miller’s brilliant solo show
Presented by Wyrd Productions
Written and performed by Rick Miller
Directed by Sean Lynch
Rick Miller in MacHomer.
If you’re a fan of The Simpsons (and who isn’t?), dollars to donuts you’re going to love MacHomer. Created and performed by master impersonator Rick Miller, the show has toured in [...]
Zadie’s Shoes
Adam Pettle’s hit play comes up aces all over again
Written by Adam Pettle
Co-directed by Adam Pettle and Jordan Pettle
Harry Nelken and Joe Cobden in Adam Pettle’s Zadie’s Shoes, April 30 to June 5, 2011 at Factory Theatre. © 2011 Jeremy Mimnagh.
Factory Theatre gambled on a winner with this remount of Canadian playwright Adam Pettle’s hit [...]
Jake’s Gift
Julia Mackey remembers our veterans in this extraordinary one-woman show
Written and performed by Julia Mackey
Directed by Dirk van Stralen
Julia Mackey as Jake. Photo credit: Tim Matheson.
On June 6, 1944 — the day we now know as D-Day — Canadian troops landed on the coast of Normandy, where they played a major role in liberating Europe [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Theatre
Tagged Canadian plays, Factory Theatre, one-person shows
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Brothel #9
Anusree Roy’s latest play brings the riveting truth of Calcutta’s sex trade to life
Written by Anusree Roy
Directed by Nigel Shawn Williams
Playwright and actor Anusree Roy in the world premiere of Roy’s Brothel #9, now playing until March 27, 2011 at Factory Theatre as part of its 2010/11 season. Photo by Jeremy Mimnagh.
The Factory Theatre Mainspace [...]
Eternal Hydra
Crow’s Theatre and Factory Theatre unearth a tour de force of Canadian talent
Produced by Crow’s Theatre in association with Factory Theatre
Written by Anton Piatigorsky
Directed by Chris Abraham
David Ferry and Liisa Repo-Martell in Eternal Hydra at Factory Theatre, Jan 22 – Feb 13, 2011. Photo by Monica Esteves.
We witnessed a special piece of Canadian theatre on [...]
Posted by Linzee Barclay in Theatre
Tagged Canadian plays, Dora Award winners, Factory Theatre
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Bethune Imagined
Ken Gass’s new play makes Canadian history entertaining — imagine that!
Written and directed by Ken Gass
Ron White and Irene Poole in Ken Gass’s world premiere of Bethune Imagined at Factory Theatre, Nov. 13 – Dec. 12, 2010. Photo by Ed Gass-Donnelly.
If more historians could muster up intriguing details about the personal lives of prominent Canadian [...]
Spent: Right On The Money
This hilarious economic satire delivers laughs you can bank on
Presented by Theatre Smith-Gilmour, Why Not Theatre and TheatreRUN
Written by Michele Smith, Dean Gilmour, Ravi Jain and Adam Paolozza
Directed by Smith and Gilmour
Ravi Jain and Adam Paolozza. Photo by Elisa Gilmour.
In these unstable financial times, a satire about the greed that caused the economic crisis of [...]
Posted by Kitty and Lulu in Theatre
Tagged clowns, Factory Theatre, two-person shows
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Ali & Ali: The Deportation Hearings
Ali & Ali talk Tim Hortons, terrorists and tasers at the Factory Theatre
Presented by Cahoots Theatre Company in association with Factory Theatre
Production by Neworld Theatre
Featuring: Anita Mujumdar, Marcus Youssef, Guillermo Verdecchia and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee. Photo by Alex Felipe.
Created by Camyar Chai, Guillermo Verdecchia and Marcus Youssef, Ali and Ali: The Deportation Hearings is the [...]