by Colin Thomas | Oct 16, 2022 | Review
I love it when a show makes me work and The Café had me hoppin’. The evening also offers a tasty tasting menu of emerging and established local talent. In The Café, which was conceived by Fay Nass, seven short plays are performed at tables scattered around Kafka’s,...
by Colin Thomas | May 13, 2018 | Review
This play is vulgar. I’m going to start off with a major spoiler and I’m going to keep dropping spoilers because there’s no way to say what I want to say about Wet without doing so. In Wet, playwright David James Brock tells the story of Burns, a Canadian soldier who...
by Colin Thomas | Mar 10, 2017 | Review
Probably the best thing about The Pipeline Project is that it’s a sincere invitation to dialogue. In this age of social media, so many are so eager to establish their political bona fides—and superiority—that it’s often impossible to have a vulnerable, complicated...
