Category Archives: GCTC

Review: I Claudia by Kristen Thomson

When I see the dreaded words, “This show has no intermission” outside the auditorium, my heart sinks as I begin having second thoughts about making the hour-plus drive from Cornwall to Ottawa, dropping a hundred dollars and change on dinner … Continue reading

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Review: Plan B by Michael Healey

At last: a full evening of theatre at Great Canadian Theatre Company. This witty, slick, satirical comedic farce started at 8 pm, and with two (count ’em: two) intermissions, finished at 11:12 pm—it was like a long bubble bath with … Continue reading

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Review: The Man From the Capital by Colin Heath and John Millard

First, the brand spanking new Irving Greenberg Theatre: I was struck pleasantly by how much it felt like the old theatre at 910 Gladstone, from the same-level-as-the-front-row stage (“Please do not walk on the stage” is still an admonition to … Continue reading

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