Theatre Reviews

Windsor’s Post Productions’ recent staging of David Mamet’s The Anarchist at The Shadowbox Theatre was a riveting and thought-provoking exploration of remorse, redemption, and the power dynamics between two complex women. This intense 90-minute show, […]

Grease is the word at St. Thomas of Villanova in LaSalle, where the Windsor-Essex Community Arts Project (WECAP) has brought the beloved musical back to life with a sizzling new production. Directed by the talented […]

The University Players’ production of ‘Little Women,’ which opened this past weekend at the Essex Hall Theatre, is a sight to behold. Director Kerry Ann Doherty’s vision has been beautifully translated onto the stage, creating […]

Mary Grace Weir delivered a tour-de-force performance in the one-woman play “Vitals” at Windsor’s intimate Shadowbox Theatre. Written by Canadian playwright Rosamund Small, the show offers a raw, unfiltered look into the life of a […]

The curtain has fallen on Migration Hall’s deliciously twisted production of Arsenic and Old Lace, but the memory of this madcap romp lingers like a fine poisoned wine. Under Norm Ross’s deft direction, Joseph Kesselring’s […]

Arts Collective Theatre Windsor (ACT) ventures into new comedic territory with their latest production, “The Social Exchange.” Part of the North of 50 series celebrating Windsor’s senior community, this sketch comedy show tackles timely intergenerational […]

The Kordazone Theatre was transformed into a nostalgic playground this weekend with the return of “Psycho Beach Party,” a production that cleverly spoofs the beach and slasher flicks of the 1960s. Korda Artistic Productions has […]

Windsor’s The Shadowbox Theatre is currently showcasing a compelling double feature that juxtaposes the intense emotional depth of Sarah Kane’s “4.48 Psychosis” with the sharp, insightful humor of John Clancy’s “The Event.” Directed by the […]

The Windsor Feminist Theatre’s production of “The Yellow Wallpaper,” adapted by Rebecca S. Mickle from Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s iconic feminist short story, is a haunting foray into the psyche of a woman battling with societal […]

St. Clair College’s Music Theatre Performance Program brought a delightful blend of nostalgia and contemporary zest to the Chrysler Theatre these last two weekends with their “Holiday Special.” Directed by Katherine Kaszas and musically steered […]