Power

US: Ole Miss students heckle Laramie Project cast with anti-gay slurs

Play’s director says ‘it’s ironic’ that production tackles hate against gays

By Natasha Barsotti

Arts

Review: The Best Brothers

Daniel MacIvor’s latest play is virtually flawless

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

High school sex scandal

Speech & Debate is a dark comedy about believable teenagers

By Mark Robins

Arts

Opera 101

The scoop on the Canadian Opera Company’s new season

By Lydia Perovic

Opinion

Homegrown funny girl

Gabi Epstein takes on the iconic Streisand musical

By Ryan G Hinds

Arts

The original bad girl

Delicia Pastiche performs as Sappho at Bad Girls of History burlesque

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Philip Cairns is not a star

Toronto actor presents an autobiographical new work at this year’s Gay Play Day

By Brian Bantugan

Arts

Alan Turing hooks up

A new play at Toronto’s Videofag explores the father of computer science and Grindr

By Jonathan Valelly

Arts

Best buddies

Daniel MacIvor’s new play is about a peyote-tripping mom, two brothers and a dog

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Short Shrek

Andrew Soutter gets down on his knees for the Lower Ossington Theatre’s biggest production yet

By Mike Yerxa

Arts

Ottawa theatre company mounts Michael Healey’s Proud

Play portrays ‘Prime Minister’ in less than flattering light

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Filthy Ladies

Sordid cabaret to benefit theatrical triple-bill

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Where pigs can fly

Tim Luscombe’s sexually explosive play opens the Buddies in Bad Times season

By Chris Dupuis

Culture

Gaining some Insight

Ottawa’s youth-led theatre group returns for 32nd season

By Julie Cruikshank

Opinion

Woman on the verge

Mel Hague is interested in imagination, magic, lesbian stories and talented artists who are interested in telling them

By Alex Tigchelaar

Arts

Consumed with passion

Carmen is an excellent starting point for opera virgins

By Adrienne Ascah

Arts

Tenderpits and Revenge of the Popinjay

The story of a young gay wizard on a journey from Canada to New York City

By Nick Green

Arts

Review: Next to Normal

The LOT is crazy for a good cause

By Jeremy Willard