Caroline and Anthony couldn’t be more different. Anthony (Josh Hammond) is nice and popular – a basketball player who ‘gets girls’, listens to Coltrane, and loves Walt Whitman. While Caroline (Alyssa Peters) is creative, brave, sardonic, and housebound due to a chronic, and potentially life-threatening, illness. 

Set in 2018, Lewis Treston’s IRL, presented by The Other Theatre in association with bAKEHOUSE Theatre, is a period piece that follows a young cosplayer as he attempts to find love (and a kiss with tongue) by meeting a boy from Tumblr IRL. 

Greek tragedy mixed with chaos, Jasper Lee Lindsay’s REX is pretty tricky to put into words. What I can say, however, is that this was by far the most entertaining production I have seen in recent memory. 

Maybelline is in her Slut Era is a masterful reflection of the time. The sexual revolution has been and gone, yet the patriarchy is alive and well, and with the advent of social media, modern courtship is shaped by the unwritten rules of online etiquette. In short, it’s brutal out there. 

Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie has long been a powerful exploration of memory, longing, and fragile dreams, and Ensemble Theatre’s current production does justice to this classic. With its intimate setting and thoughtful direction, this show delivers a touching performance. 

Does your wife rock a side pony, sometimes give you the side eye, and sing Kate Bush in the shower? It might be time for an exorcism.