Articles by Jess Sanson

Windsor Feminist Theatre is known for presenting powerful and potent stories since it first began in 1980. Its latest production, Walking Upside-Down Underwater by local playwright Edele Winnie is most certainly one such story. It […]

To celebrate its 20th Anniversary milestone, Korda Artistic Productions returns with Christopher Lawrence Menard’s original comedy/drama hit, The Best Man. This story follows two couples, Keith and Courtney (the bride and groom) and Eric and […]

David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross follows the story of four real estate agents, Levene, Roma, Moss, and Aaronow, who work under their supervisor Williamson. It is the end of the month and the higher ups […]

University Players closes the 2022-2023 season with a performance of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, taking place on Brighton Beach in the Victorian era, directed by Yanna Mcintosh. This beloved romantic comedy is a classic Shakespearean combination […]

University Players are currently presenting their production of 365 Days/365 Plays, with 40 selected works from Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Suzan-Lori Parks and directed by Jane Luk. It’s showing until February 12th at Essex Hall Theatre […]

When struggling singer and mother, Leslie, tries to provide her children with a magical Christmas while teaching them the importance of family and being grateful for what they have, she and her daughters are blindsided […]

University Players are currently presenting their production of Tinker Bell, adapted by Patrick Flynn, based on the works of J. M. Barrie, directed by Lee Wilson. It’s on until December 4 at Essex Hall Theatre […]

Chrysler Theatre is the go-to place for the best acts in comedy, music, theatre and kids entertainment. I attended Windsor Light Music Theatre’s: A Christmas Carol, directed by Michael Roy and musical director Nicholas Morvay, […]

This was my first time going to Kordazone Theatre and I must admit I had my reservations when I approached the older, somewhat sketchy-looking building that almost resembled a church; however, I was pleasantly surprised […]