Posts Filed Under: Soulpepper Theatre
Two takes on celebrated pieces of theatre—Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and Bruce Norris' Clybourne Park—still resonate in Toronto.
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Carly Maga
Charles Dickens' classic story returns to Soulpepper to ring in the holiday season.
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Carly Maga
Soulpepper brings new life to Dennis Lee's poems in a stage adaptation of Alligator Pie.
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Carly Maga
Daniel Brooks revisits an apocalyptic foursome in a disturbing, painful, and patchy production of Samuel Beckett's Endgame.
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Carly Maga
A remount of Soulpepper's 2010 production proves we're still buying the sad story of the Loman family.
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Carly Maga
The three main fellas in a remount of Soulpepper Theatre's acclaimed Death of a Salesman speak about the play's longevity, themes, and its reputation as an English class staple.
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Carly Maga
Hannah Miller moved from Israel to Toronto to play the classics. Now she's starring in a legendary role on one of Toronto's most prestigious stages.
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Carly Maga
Eric Peterson becomes the grandpa we all wish we had in Soulpepper's You Can't Take It With You.
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Carly Maga
Esteemed Soulpepper actors trade their classical canon for an underclass comedy in Lee MacDougall's High Life.
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Carly Maga
Ins Choi's Kim's Convenience makes a graceful move from Fringe favourite to Soulpepper headliner. Now, all the world's a stage.
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Carly Maga
Toronto writers and producers Conor McCreery and Anthony Del Col are trying to Kill Shakespeare in as many ways as possible.
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Carly Maga • Photo by Lodoe-Laura Haines-Wangda
Henrik Ibsen's controversial classic gets a bleak translation at Soulpepper, so dark it sometimes gets murky.
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Carly Maga
A Canadian theatrical icon adds value to a classic American playwright's rarely produced work.
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Carly Maga
