Jordan Cheng(left) and Derek Kwan embrace in "Mr. Shi and his lover. Photo by: Cylia von Tiedermann
‘Mr. Shi and his lover’ gets complicated
Opera draws on Chinese tradition of disguised gender tales
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The stellar performance of Terri Pimblett (left) stood out in Machinal, produced by GBC Theatre. Photo: Andrew Oxenham
Melancholic ‘Machinal’ keeps you on your toes
Sophie Treadwell’s dark and sad tale of a young woman revived in George Brown College…
Undercover is unnerving, and actually unpredictable
Rebecca Northan shows impressive chops in improv murder mystery
Parmida Vand (Left), Evan MacKenzie and Tymika McKenzie-Clunis take the stage in A Flea in Her Ear. Photo by Andrew Oxenham
Laughing through A Flea in Her Ear
Reimagined Georges Feydeau play is a hot mess of misunderstandings and regret
The maids hiss and groan about their fate in Hades. Photo by Andrew Oxenham
The Penelopiad has a light touch on heavy matters
GBTS students tastefully spin on sexuality and death in Margaret Atwood’s retelling of Odysseus
Playwright, performer, arts director and mentor, D’bi Young Anitafrika, is bringing her talent to GBC for Black History Month. Photo: Indira Ordaz / The Dialog
D’bi Young Anitafrika on her inspiration
Performance artist coming to George Brown for Black History Month
Seamus Dillon-Easton and Justine Christensen in GBC theatre school's production of Shakespeare's As You Like It. Photo by Andrew Oxenham
Shakespeare in a high-waisted skirt
Student production of As You Like It brings a classic play into the 1950s
Gabriella Albino, Jocelyn Feltham, Parmida Vand, Michael Boyce and Tymika McKenzie-Clunis star in the GBC Theatre production of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Photo by Andrew Oxenham
Stark Shakespeare play delivers laughs and love
George Brown theatre play features songs of Peter Gabriel and Aerosmith
George Brown Theatre students sing and dance to a young crowd for "Munsch All Over". Photo: Andrew Oxenham
GBC theatre students brings Robert Munsch classics to life
Munsch All Over entertaining for both kids and adults
Lily Scriven and Mike Ricci star in The Cavalcade. Photo by Andrew Oxenham
George Brown students shine in The Cavalcade
Dramatic play touches on wartime politics and romance in 20th century Britain
Water politics are the focus of Terragon Theatre's new play; from left to right: Bruce Dinsmore, Amelia Sargisson, Ngozi Paul, Tanja Jacobs. Photo: Guntar Kravis
The Watershed opens floodgates on environmental politics
Tanja Jacobs, a former director at George Brown College, plays multiple roles in The Watershed
Sheila Ingabire Isaro as Dorinda & Brandon Nicoletti plays Aimwell in George Brown College's production of The Beaux Stratagem. Photo courtesy of George Brown College
George Brown students sparkle in The Beaux Stratagem
The Beaux Stratagem features actual amusement from 18th century England