“Some plot elements from ‘Girl from the North Country’ need to be fleshed out further as there are nineteen members in the cast, and some of the backstories need closure or further addressing. This element does not destroy this wonderful company’s exhibition of true ensemble performance perfection for the stirring renditions of Dylan’s songs.”

“‘Piaf/Dietrich’ offers captivating and jaw-dropping performances by Louise Pitre and Jayne Lewis as the famed chanteuses cabaret singers who form a loyal friendship and, for a brief while, became lovers while living in America.”

“To watch ‘The Crucible’ is not an easy feat by any means as it is emotional, it is nerve wracking, it is horrifying, and it is uplifting.”

“One strength of this production lies in the terrific ensemble work, especially where the cast utilizes dramatic, silent pauses forcefully. After seeing this opening night performance, I was reminded once again just how powerful silence can be on stage when it is timed nicely.”

At three hours and forty-five minutes, ‘The Front Page’ maintains that solid comic through line necessary to sustain interest. Great fun. Try to catch it if you can.

There are no easy answers in this play as my guest and I were talking quite a bit on the train ride home later about behaviours of adults who are wronged and who have been wronged, and the moral implications involved.