Stop Kiss is a Beautiful Show That Pulls at the Heartstrings
After becoming a photojournalist for YQG Rocks back in January, it has given me the opportunity to...
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Tag: drama
University Players Bringing Out Big Movements for Big Love
Epic in scope, yet open in heart, University Players concludes its 59th season with the Windsor...
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ACT’s In Flight Shows No Signs of Turbulence
Last weekend, theatre audiences took their imaginations to soaring new heights thanks to the...
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Les Belles Soeurs Revisits 1960s Quebec in Windsor Production
Les Belles Soeurs was a revolutionary play when it was written in 1965 by Michel Tremblay. Now...
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Doubt Proves Worthy in Shadowbox Theatre Debut
After watching the debut performance of Post Productions sophomore season and the first ever show...
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Post Productions First Play Of 2018 Might Inspire Some Doubt
Post Productions will open its 2018 season on Feb 2nd with John Patrick Shanley’s Pulitzer and...
Read MoreOkno Debuts With Intriguing Dramatic Production
Ghost Light Players have returned with the premiere of Okno – a new play, written by Windsor author Michael Krym. The drama opened earlier this month and continues through the next two weekends for more shows. Okno is the...
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University Players Jane Eyre Stays True to the Original
For 170 years, Charlotte Bronte’s innovative and enduring romantic novel Jane Eyre has...
Read MoreOleanna Leaves Some in Tears on Opening Night
[vc_row][vc_column][/vc_column][/vc_row] Post Productions is a new theatrical company in Windsor that promises to offer thought-provoking content which will challenge conventions, habits and assumptions by staging productions...
Read MoreFrankie and Johnny Opens in Windsor in Passionate Perfection
Terrance McNally’s Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune opened last weekend at the lovely and intimate Shō: Art, Spirit and Performance Working Studio on Monmouth in Walkerville. It’s a modern play that touches the two...
Read MoreLion In The Streets Explores Our Darkest Thoughts
If there truly is an evil that dwells within us, Judith Thompson’s emotionally dark Lion In The Streets is the looking glass to our nightmares. The University Players production, which opened this weekend at the Hatch Studio...
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