Tag Archive for theatre

Yellow Face: Not to be Missed!

Wednesday evening I battled the rain and sleet for a chance to see Yellow Face at Hart House Theatre followed by a Q&A with Tony-award winning writer, David Henry Hwang. I was not disappointed. The show is phenomenal. Both funny…

Alkestis: a must-see this weekend

Lauren Gillis’s masterful directorial debut, Alkestis, an adaptation of Euripedes’s play, is at once hilarious, clever, very well acted, and an extremely cohesive piece of work: it’s one of the best directed plays I’ve seen in years, made even more amazing by its novice director. Alkestis is a strange combination of tragedy, comedy, and satire, and Gillis’s production hits each of these notes marvelously and perfectly. The cast is remarkably good and pulls off these myriad moods, perfectly switching seamlessly between them in an instant.

Leonce & Lena

A delightful ensemble, wonderful banter, and comedic brilliance are just a few things I can say to describe how impressed I was with this year’s production of Leonce and Lena presented to you by the Trinity College Drama Society. Translated,…

The TCDS presents: Leonce & Lena

The Trinity College Dramatic Society’s fall production opens this Thursday! This rarely performed German play by Georg Büchner has been translated, adapted and directed by 4th year student Chris Pugh. Follow the adventures of angst-ridden Prince Leonce when he decides…