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REVIEW: Queen Goneril at Soulpepper

A fascinating juxtaposition of past and present, Shields’ modern response to King Lear is creative and bold.

By Aisling Murphy, , Jessica Watson / Sep 18, 2022
iPhoto caption: Virgilia Griffith in Betrayal. Photo by Dahlia Katz.

A Kind of Painful Abundance: Andrea Donaldson Talks Big Scars and Big Love in Pinter’s Betrayal

Typically known for directing contemporary feminist works, Donaldson insists the interplay of love and betrayal keep this work as relevant today as it was four decades ago.

By Jordy Kieto / Aug 30, 2019
iPhoto caption: Photo by Dahlia Katz

Review: Other Side of the Game

Director Nigel Shawn Williams and his valiant cast do wonders to carry this play.

By Lynn Slotkin / Oct 25, 2017
iPhoto caption: Virgilia Griffith and Sochi Fried in How We Are. Photo by Dahlia Katz

The Age of the Female Gaze

Let’s play a game, shall we? Off the top of your head, name three female playwrights from before 1900.

By Polly Phokeev / Oct 10, 2016