Off Mirvish - Oslo

While liberties were taken in the storytelling it did not take away from a fascinating presentation of how the development of the historical accord between Israel and the PLO, facilitated by Norway, was negotiated. Thrilling and suspenseful, we really enjoyed this play.

Mirvish - The Last Ship

While the score was a little sombre, lacking in inspiration and energy, the cast was impressive with a lot of exceptional vocal talent. The choreography was simple, but the sets were amazing, integrating visuals that clearly coveyed a large shipyard. 

Soulpepper - Little Menace: Pinter Plays

An interesting collection of short plays about anxiety, fear and misunderstandings, presented in a clever and unexpected format. Very well executed by the cast, it was intriguing with great comedic moments.

Coal Mine Theatre - The Father

Absolutely amazing show. Really drew you into the confusion, fear and anxiety of the Father, as he slipped further into dimensia. Outstanding performance by Eric Peterson.

Mirvish Extra - Jukebox Hero

A heartwarming story of a rising Rockstar, full of family and romantic drama, was told through 20 songs from Foreigner. The cast, choreography and staging was excellent, creating a solid and entertaining show. You don't have to be a big fan of Foreigner to enjoy it.

Crowsnest - Mary’s Wedding

A poignant and loving tale, engagingly told in an outstanding performance. Despite minimal props, we are easily led to visualize the broadly changing scenes. Not to be missed!

National Geographic Live! - Florian Schulz, Photographer: Into the Arctic Kingdom

Fascinating photographs and film footage of polar bears and caribou in the arctic. Florian is passionate about the Arctic Refuge and a wonderful storyteller. His tenacity against extreme cold and lonely conditions is exemplary.