Paradise Lost by John Milton is an epic theatre biblical piece about the origins of good and evil, heaven and hell, and the original sin. The DAN School production is not Milton’s paradise, but instead is the reimagined world of Paradise Lost by Erin Shields.
In a captivating blend of creativity and philanthropy, the Vogue Charity Fashion Show (VCFS) is set to take centre stage once again this year at the Grand Theatre.
As the crowd entered the Baby Grand Theatre, Maude Gutman was on stage going about her day. As members of the audience found their seats, she sat alone playing solitaire, sipping a drink, and letting out the occasional sigh. The lights were still on, but the show had already begun.
I walked into this show not knowing what to expect. I walked out with tears in my eyes and the cathartic feeling of getting to see myself represented on stage as a non-binary student.
Queen’s Players delivered an eclectic spring performance of “A Dollygoodes Double-Double Pete-ture: The Fabulous Chipwreck Schoolidge of Rock” to a sold-out audience on March 30.
Superb lighting, strong casting, and thoughtful social commentary—just a few of the reasons to watch Queen’s Musical Theatre’s (QMT) showing of 9 to 5.