Review | Critique

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Humour, Review | Critique

Elon Gold and Modi
are Two For One

Just for Laughs presents a new show with two top Jewish comedians. By Byron Toben

July 27, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

She The People
an all female romp at JFL

Toronto Second City comediennes roast the patriarchy. By Byron Toben

July 24, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

Measure For Measure:
#MeToo in 1604

Latest Shakespeare-in-the-Park play a timely choice. By Byron Toben

July 17, 2019

Cinema, Review | Critique

Now playing: Film bios
on Cohen and Morrison

Cinema du Parc presents some exceptional documentaries. By Byron Toben

July 13, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

The Drawer Boy draws crowds
out to Hudson

A trio of top-notch actors assembled for award-winning play. By Byron Toben

July 10, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

… and the world is
never the same again

Latest Jem Rolls performance poetry The Walk In The Snow stands out. By Byron Toben

July 6, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

E.Y.’s R2:
The armchair Shakespearean

Edward Yankie brings his unique one-man show of Richard 2 to the MainLine Theatre. By Faith Langston

July 3, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

A Century Songbook
as wonderful as ever

Four new scenes added in this enhanced remount. By Byron Toben

June 26, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

Too Much Light Makes
The Baby Go Blind…

A fun show by Westmount’s Dramatis Personae. By Byron Toben

June 23, 2019

Review | Critique, Theatre

More 2019 Fringe reviews
and Frankie winners

Part Two of Byron’s Fringe reviews and the Frankie winners unveiled. By Byron Toben

June 20, 2019

Performing Arts, Review | Critique, Theatre

Trophy Hunt takes
a walk on the wild side

Trina Davies’ latest play premieres at the Montreal Fringe Festival. By Julia Ainsworth

June 15, 2019

Performing Arts, Review | Critique, Theatre

Dear Jax, a moving gem of a play

Stephen Maclean Rogers’ touching tribute to his mother. By Julia Ainsworth

June 15, 2019