Jericho Arts Centre to June 22, 2025
Treat yourself. Go and see this show before it sells out. Playwright Oscar Wilde would have loved this production: elegant, classy, handsome and pretty at the same time, saucy and a little bit sexy, featuring some serious gender-bending.
Hayley Sullivan as Lord Goring in An Ideal Husband. Credit: Matt Reznek
Firehall Arts Centre to May 31, 2025
Prepare to be charmed. Michelle Thrush, award-winning Cree writer/ performer, takes you on a personal journey from childhood to grandmotherhood in just one hour of joy and laughter.
Michelle Thrush in Inner Elder. Credit: Ben Laird
Performing Arts Lodge (PAL) to May 25, 2025
We are born. We die. It’s all a mystery. And there is, if you’re lucky, much joy and lots of laughter along the way. Remarkably, Here We Go is often wryly funny. I loved this Western Gold Theatre production.
David Bloom, Kate Robbins, Peihwen J. Tai, Richard Newman, Rosy Frier-Dryden and Bernard Cuffling in Here We Go. Credit: Javier Sotres
Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage to May 25, 2025
Casey and Diana, written by Canadian playwright Nick Green, is a reminder of the past – specifically the 80s and 90s – when the HIV/AIDS crisis was sweeping the planet and theatres were producing a flood of AIDS-related plays.
Lindsey Angell, as Diana, and Damien Atkins, as Thomas, in Casey and Diana. Credit: Moonrider Productions