Two unique solo shows—one set in the underworld, the other in the dressing room—deliver witty takes on contemporary anxieties
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Queer zombie love story explores mental illness, trauma, and choosing life in turbulent times
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Keely Rois O’Brien’s intimate experimental work transforms a personal message into a subversive cake
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Arun Lakra’s play is like a caper movie crossed with a whodunit, and director Andrew Kushnir says pulling it off requires the combined forces of an A team of designers and actors
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Darkly funny play examines whether coexistence is possible in a society fraught with prejudice and discrimination
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The 26th annual edition spans theatre, dance, comedy, and music from November 3 to 15
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The local French-language theatre company will present everything from a live video game to an emotionally intense two-hander based on a Virginia Woolf masterpiece
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A staged reading of Carol Shields and Dave Williamson‘s comedy takes a sharp look at life and love in middle-class suburbia
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In playwright-performer Christina Cook’s new show, reality-bending correspondence plays out across a stage loosely divided between the three generations of women
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Majid Tafreshi’s play intertwines Nezami Ganjavi’s 12th-century poetry with the lives of contemporary theatre actors
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Christopher King directs the Tony Award–winning musical comedy about a college grad finding his way in the world
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A new dance work by Kirsten Wicklund and Peter Smida, the world premiere of a musical, and more round out the lineup
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Short works by D/disability-identified artists offer compelling stories, from a literally spirited cabaret to the time-spanning medical office of Anton Chekhov
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Singer Krystle Dos Santos and her band celebrate the record label that brought us legendary performers including Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye
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One-man show by Amsterdam-based Palestinian artist Alaa Shehada had already been postponed from last spring due to processing holdups
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The show, produced by Theatre Conspiracy in association with Pi Theatre, finds contemporary resonances in Eugène Ionesco’s 20th-century works
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Wug, Kravga, and Moog deliver a take on Sophocles’ Greek tragedy that, in addition to copious amounts of crude humour, has its share of chillingly effective moments
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Ensemble Theatre Company taps into the humid haze of a Tennessee Williams classic where love and self-deception mingle
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Standout performances and design bring infectious energy to Disney’s tale of love and self-discovery
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Bold update by Kate Besworth brings mythic figures closer to us while continuing to ask the ancient questions posed by Sophocles
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