Review | Critique

ARTICLES

Cinema, Review | Critique

Cine Gael features the
lushly beautiful Wolfwalkers

The full-length animation has garnered multiple awards. By Byron Toben

March 2, 2023

Cinema, Review | Critique

Stellar performances in
And The World Goes Round

Musical revue featured the best of songwriting team Kander and Ebb. By Byron Toben

February 23, 2023

Cinema, Review | Critique

Cine Gael film festival
tackles Irish referendums

Same-sex marriage and legal abortions are the hot topics. By Byron Toben

February 20, 2023

Review | Critique, Theatre

Wildside Festival 2023
ends on a high note

Planting an Apple Tree and Me, My Selfie and I deliver a grand finale. By Byron Toben

February 16, 2023

Cinema, Review | Critique

Ciné Gael Irish film festival
opens with a charming tale

Award-winning Roise & Frank features a dog with a real tail to tell it. By Byron Toben

February 6, 2023

Review | Critique, Theatre

Jean Genet’s Les Bonnes
at the Centaur Wildside Festival

The arbitrariness of class designations and the very real struggle of class inequality. By Jacqueline van de Geer

February 1, 2023

Art | Culture, People, Review | Critique

Westmount Magazine
looks back at 2022

A sampling of our most-read articles of the past year

December 29, 2022

Review | Critique, Theatre

World premiere of The Covenant
at the Segal Centre

Play awakes memories both public and personal. Bravo Theatre Ouest End! By Byron Toben

November 17, 2022

Review | Critique, Theatre

A #MeToo era look at
consent and exploitation

Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes gets high-class treatment at the Centaur. By Byron Toben

November 14, 2022

Dance, Review | Critique

Shakti Rising features
five powerful dance pieces

A unique collaboration between Indian and Indigenous dance and music. By Jacqueline van de Geer

November 2, 2022

Review | Critique, Theatre

Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
is a resounding success

Dracula’s blood thirst becomes a side-splitting show at the Segal Centre. By Byron Toben

November 2, 2022

Review | Critique, Theatre

Frankenstein is a coup
for Geordie Theatre

An innovative version of the horror classic comes to the Segal Centre. By Byron Toben

October 27, 2022