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The Arts Club's Dreamgirls is a kinetic affair
This production of Dreamgirls is going to be a big hit for the Arts Club.
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At the rEvolver Theatre Festival, the witty Kayak makes waves
Smart, funny, political: if this play were a guy, I’d date him—and embrace his imperfections.
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Never Shoot a Stampede Queen paints predictable portraits in the Cariboo
If you want to fall asleep sitting up, save yourself some cash: stay home and do it.
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Not knowing what’s going to happen is a big part of The Performance Art Trap's appeal
I want you to see this set of shows, but I don’t want to tell you why.
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There are some strong performances in How to Write a New Book for the Bible
A Jesuit priest as well as a playwright, Bill Cain can’t resist telling us what to think.
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The well-cast Arthur: Boy King remains elusive
Confusing existentialism: just what every kid needs.
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There's not much happening in My Turquoise Years
At intermission, I heard a couple of guys in the men’s room saying that they hoped something would happen in Act 2.
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God and the Indian has important tales to tell
Ojibwa playwright Drew Hayden Taylor has written many successful comedies; with this new work, he sets himself the challenge of writing something that’s not for laughs.
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At its best, SPIN is polished folk performance art
Evalyn Parry’s SPIN, which is about bicycles and feminism, provides a pleasantly stimulating ride for a while, and then it gets a flat.
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Strong actors can't buoy Us & Everything We Own
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