Written by Catherine Kustanczy    Tuesday, 09 June 2009 14:17    Print E-mail
Luminato Does Carmen
Fans of the 1875 Georges Bizet opera Carmen might come to the version now on at the National Ballet and get a shock. Not only is the two hour-plus opera cut down to a tidy 45 minutes, but the famous fiery flamenco-nature of work, all fluttering fans and frilly dresses, is amiss. Well, not entirely –but the ones wearing those dresses happen to be four male dancers.
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Written by Catherine Kustanczy    Thursday, 04 June 2009 20:46    Print E-mail
Dora Nominations Announced for Best in Toronto Theatre
Nominations for the thirtieth annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards were announced Wednesday morning in Toronto.
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Written by Catherine Kustanczy    Thursday, 23 April 2009 14:48    Print E-mail
Theatre Passe Muraille Celebrates Toronto

When Theatre Passe Muraille Artistic Director Andy McKim was putting together the 2009-2010 season, he wanted a theme that would unify the various elements he’d experienced not only as an artist, but as a Torontonian.

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Written by Catherine Kustanczy    Monday, 13 April 2009 20:45    Print E-mail
The Light and Dark of Judas Iscariot

Stephen Adly Guirgis, the celebrated playwright, screenwriter, and actor, writes works that ask a lot of audiences, but give a lot back too. His 2005 play, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, runs close to three hours and features a cast of fifteen playing a variety of historical, religious, and biblical roles.

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Written by Catherine Kustanczy    Monday, 13 April 2009 20:37    Print E-mail
Soulpepper Scores Another Hit With Glengarry Glen Ross

The first thing you’ll notice about the current production of Glengarry Glen Ross on at the Young Centre is designer Ken Macdonald’s elaborate chalkboard backdrop, filled with cheap and tasty Chinese dishes; accenting the board are two immense, cherry-red booths. It’s here we meet the hot-headed cast of characters inhabiting David Mamet’s world of smooth-talking hustlers and slick-suited muggers. The real estate office depicted in the play has a contest: top salesman wins a Cadillac Eldorado, loser is fired. It’s a brutal world, full of people who are considered expendable. Cheap, fast, marginally satisfying –the food board’s an apt symbol of this world of corruption and hustling.

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