There’s something about new works that I’ve always loved. New independent artists take risks that big budget productions don’t and the results, while not always polished, are exciting to be a part of. Pivotal(arts) WriteNOW! Festival, playing now at the Bread and Circus, gives voice to these new works by presenting four new shows over the course of a week. I saw the first two plays last night, and while one was on unsure ground, both displayed some great up-and-coming talent. Continue reading WriteNOW Festival- Pivotal(arts)→
Watching Hush, currently playing at the Tarragon Theatre, is kind of like playing a game of Pin the Tail on the Donkey. My brain was spun around until it lost all sense of where it was, and when I tried to successfully pin down the metaphorical tail, it ended up being in a different place entirely.
AAhhh, Canadian theatre. In university, I was saturated with it, and the name of George F. Walker became known to us as an icon. So, naturally, when I heard that he had written a new play, And So It Goes, currently playing at the Factory Theatre, I had to check it out. Continue reading And So It Goes – Factory Theatre→
