Little Women
Will female stories ever have a place in Canadian theatre?
A season of less than 50 per cent female playwrights, directors, and actors means the female-identifying population is not being fully represented. Programming becomes a question of this play or that play, as opposed to this and that, resulting in some narratives receiving short shrift.
REVIEW: Little Women at Stratford Festival
In three hours, Jordi Mand’s adaptation of Little Women covers an astonishing number of Louisa May Alcott’s plotlines, sparing little.
Gravity, Smartasses, and Carrying Your Own Skull Around
"[...] we are all fools carrying a skull around, even if it happens to be our own."