Ok-la-ho-ma…Ok-la-ho-ma!
Last weekend my roomate, Tara and I took the Markham Road 102 bus out to Scarborough Village Theatre to see a musical we have heard about our entire lives yet never managed to see. We chose not to spoil the material for ourselves and went into Meg Gibson’s production of Oklahoma! blind. Love story? Check. […] Read More
Shkreli! Portrait of a Pharma Bro
People often query me as to why I, a reformed white trash hick, now a suddenly “woke” right-leaning Leslieville (See Williamsburg) Democratic Socialist who also happens to be a mentally ill person relying on ODSP, is going back to school for theatre and social work and professional writing and South Asian studies, whose life’s only […] Read More
You, You, You Oughta, Know!!!!! (It was about Uncle Joey…..)
The Second City’s latest sketch comedy show, She The People, opened last Saturday afternoon and this show couldn’t have come at a more appropriate time in recent history…and before a man interrupts this post with a “Well, actually–“, let’s just say that we couldn’t be happier to have attended the debut of a show that […] Read More
Straight-Forward Take on An Oscar Wilde Classic
Friday night’s performance of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, directed by Jason Silzer and presented by the Scarborough Theatre Guild, left us wondering if there was a full moon that night, or perhaps the lacklustre performance had something to do with the fact that it was Friday the 13th. The Importance of Being […] Read More
