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695 stories from National Post (Canada)

Theatre Review: Taking Pride and Prejudice to the stage " or rather, into a house " presents a unique set of challenges for Elizabeth " Darcy by Robert Cushman

It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice has one of the most perfectly balanced opening sentences in English literature. Its words aren't spoken in the a…

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 9:00am on December 22, 2013

More Harry Potter coming from J.K. Rowling as author plans to collaborate on play about boy wizard's early life by Associated Press

Harry Potter has travelled from page to screen " and now to stage

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 11:43am on December 20, 2013

Ballet Review: The National Ballet's Nutcracker is for kids from one to 92 by Dana Glassman, Special To National Post

James Kudelka's enchanting 1995 version of The Nutcracker returned to the Four Seasons Centre on Saturday for its annual run, warming the hearts of audience members who battled the first rea…

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 3:05pm on December 16, 2013

Theatre Review: The Tin Drum and Repetitive Strain Injury go off the beaten path by Robert Cushman

A device that may work in a novel can seem like a thin literary conceit when transferred to the stage

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 8:00am on December 15, 2013

Funny story: Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus bring long-form improv to the new Impulse Festival by David Berry

You can see a bit of the tension melt off Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus as they settle into the cozy confines of Soulpepper Theatre's library in the heart of the Young Centre for the Arts

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 11:23am on December 11, 2013

Robert Cushman: Ross Petty's Little Mermaid pantomime may be his best, but God of Carnage didn't translate as well to the Toronto stage by Robert Cushman

There's never a boring moment in God of Carnage, but there are few really arresting ones, either. As for Ross Petty's The Little Mermaid? It's visually beautiful and biting social satire

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 10:00am on December 9, 2013

Irish ride: From the big screen to Broadway, Once keeps winning by Jonathan Forani, Special To National Post

Like the indie source material of the film Once, the musical is a minimalist wonder

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 4:48pm on December 6, 2013

Aziz Ansari stands up for himself in Buried Alive by Jon Dekel

Aziz Ansari distances himself from the 'Pop Culture Comedian' to focus on real-life issues in Buried Alive

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 12:48pm on December 5, 2013

Theatre review: Once isn't the same old song and romance by Robert Cushman

There's a party going on when you enter the theatre to see Once, and it's irresistible

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 1:05pm on December 2, 2013

Robert Cushman: Needles and Opium, Robert Lepage's sideways story of Miles Davis; The Gay Heritage Project by Robert Cushman

One of Robert Lepage's finest but least celebrated qualities is his humour. There are scenes in Needles and Opium that are the funniest in any Canadian play in ages

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 8:00am on December 1, 2013

Cultural Studies: On the looming Monty Python reunion, bringing Air Farce back to life, and how to resuscitate a dead parrot by Mike Doherty, Special To National Post

On Nov. 25, the members of Monty Python (minus Graham Chapman, who died in 1989), sold out the 20,000-seat O2 arena in London in 43.5 seconds " 11 minutes faster than Iron Maiden

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 8:30am on November 30, 2013

Dance Review: National Ballet's Innovation is not barre for the course by Dana Glassman, Special To National Post

A ballet company could easily pack its seasons with classical war-horses and fill seats, but for true artistic growth you need to be a bit of a gambler

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 4:38pm on November 26, 2013

Venting adults: Grown-ups go at each other good in God of Carnage by David Berry

The set for the Off-Mirvish production of God of Carnage looks like the scene of a very stately bloodbath

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 8:37am on November 26, 2013

Monty Python reunion show sells out in 43 seconds, despite confirmed lack of silly walks by National Post Staff

An upcoming onstage reunion of the surviving Monty Python members sold out in less than a minute on Monday, as the troupe announced it would perform an additional four shows

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 4:10pm on November 25, 2013

Robert Cushman: The riveting After Miss Julie may be the best show onstage now in Toronto by Robert Cushman

I've lost count of the number of adaptations I've seen in recent years of August Strindberg's Miss Julie. After Miss Julie, by the British playwright Patrick Marber, is the only one of them …

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 2:30pm on November 23, 2013

Theatre review: Forget the Lion, this Aladdin is king of the stage by Robert Cushman

This Aladdin turns out to be the best ever stage version of a movie

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 3:52pm on November 22, 2013

Spider-Man musical to end Broadway run, decamp to Las Vegas stage after dismal fall box office results by Mark Kennedy

Producers are turning the lights off forever on the Spider-Man musical on Broadway early next year, as the show is now scheduled to limp away to Las Vegas

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 11:55am on November 19, 2013

Monty Python set to reunite for first time in 15 years for stage show, Terry Jones reveals by Associated Pressnational Post Staff

Big news in the comedy world: Monty Python is set to reunite for a stage show. Python member Terry Jones told the BBC on Tuesday he's excited the group is getting back together

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 10:54am on November 19, 2013

Robert Cushman: The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble deftly explains how she forgets without becoming a clinical study of Alzheimer's by Robert Cushman

Among other things The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble is a tale of two kitchens. Our visual clue as to which we are in at a given moment is the presence or absence of salt and pepper …

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 2:00pm on November 16, 2013

Canadian Stage's Winners and Losers is spar for the course by David Berry

Winners and Losers' Marcus Youssef and James Long bring out the jest in each other

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 7:00am on November 13, 2013

Crow Theatre's Chris Abraham puts his lens to Winners and Losers by David Berry

Chris Abraham on the challenges facing theatre in the 21st century and what the Simonvitch Prize means to his goals for Crows Theatre

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 7:00am on November 13, 2013

Soulpepper's 2014 season includes revivals, reworkings " and a few open ends by Robert Cushman

The standout productions at Soulpepper this year have been the marathons: the two-part Angels in America and the three-part The Norman Conquests. Both, it's announced to nobody's surprise, a…

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 3:45pm on November 12, 2013

Dance Review: No ugly ducklings to see in National Ballet's Swan Lake by Dana Glassman, Special To National Post

Swan Lake is arguably the most popular ballet and also the most challenging

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 5:43am on November 12, 2013

Robert Cushman: George F. Walker is at his crackling best in Moss Park by Robert Cushman

A young man and woman, probably early twenties but maybe late teens, confront one another in front of what looks like a garbage dump, though it sports a sign saying that no garbage is allowe…

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 9:00am on November 9, 2013

Swan Lake accord: The method behind the magic by David Berry

The National Ballet's latest is like a duck: smooth and graceful on the surface with a flurry of activity you can't see

SOURCE: National Post (Canada) at 8:00am on November 8, 2013
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