Theatre Reviews

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 […]

Cardinal Music Productions is bringing the cult classic film “Young Frankenstein” to the stage in a musical adaptation that promises to be both uproariously funny and highly entertaining. Bayleigh Cardinal, the production’s musical director, recently […]

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 […]

I’d be lying if I said I never thought about writing a play about a nuclear fallout. I grew up as a young kid, with movies such as “A Boy and His Dog” and “The […]

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 […]

Who doesn’t love our feline friends? When offered the opportunity to see the North American touring version of Cats, the popular musical composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, I walked to Budweiser Gardens in London both […]

Pirate Attack on the 1C Bus Going Downtown is one of the wackiest titles of any play in Windsor this year, but despite its humour and light-hearted approach to telling its story, the emotional impact […]

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 […]