Theatre Archives

Korda’s Company Highlights Love, Heartbreak and Honesty

March 25, 2018 Jen Gurniak 0

It’s Bobby’s 35th birthday and he is celebrating with all of his friends. All of his friends that are in relationships, except him. Bobby knows that he needs to figure out what he wants and […]

ACT’s In Flight Shows No Signs of Turbulence

March 9, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Last weekend, theatre audiences took their imaginations to soaring new heights thanks to the creative minds behind Arts Collective Theatre (ACT). They took six months’ worth of real-life interviews with seniors who were new to […]

University Players Highlight the “Love” in Love and Human Remains

March 7, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

I have to admit I was a bit surprised when University Players announced that the highly controversial Brad Fraser play Love and Human Remains was going to be part of the 2017-18 season. It seemed […]

Seussical The Musical Brings Dr. Seuss’ Magic to Kingsville

March 3, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Dr. Seuss books have always been a favourite of mine. I would read them in a box. And I would read them with a fox. I would read them here and there and I would […]

University Players Ready for Sex, Nudity and Violence in Brad Fraser Play

March 2, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Brad Fraser’s play Love and Human Remains has found enthusiastic audiences since it premiered in Alberta in 1989, but the show has never made its way to Windsor until this week. The edgy play will […]

New Troupe Brings Harry Potter To Life In Sequel

February 14, 2018 Jen Gurniak 0

Everybody at one point in their life has dreamed of becoming a Hollywood actor or the next star in a Broadway production. That’s exactly what local musical director Kathleen Rutherford-Costa, is trying to accomplish for […]

Les Belles Soeurs Revisits 1960s Quebec in Windsor Production

February 9, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Les Belles Soeurs was a revolutionary play when it was written in 1965 by Michel Tremblay. Now more than 50 years later, the story of Quebecois middle-class lives on in the latest production from University […]

Abridged Opera Announcing New Season on Sunday

February 7, 2018 519 Magazine Staff 0

Windsor’s first independent opera company, Abridged Opera (AO) is launching the first half of its 2018 season February 11 with a free concert for the community at All Saints’ Church (330 City Hall Square W). […]

Doubt Proves Worthy in Shadowbox Theatre Debut

February 6, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

After watching the debut performance of Post Productions sophomore season and the first ever show in the brand-new Shadowbox Theatre, there’s actually little to doubt. It’s a great venue with room for the theatre troupe […]

Post Productions First Play Of 2018 Might Inspire Some Doubt

January 30, 2018 April Savoie 0

Post Productions will open its 2018 season on Feb 2nd with John Patrick Shanley’s Pulitzer and Tony award-winning play Doubt. This will be a play of many firsts for Post Productions: the first play performed at […]