When Farren Timoteo walks on stage as Salvatore Mantini in his white button-up collar shirt and his blue button-down sweater, there is this quiet space that I think only happens in live theatre, a time when the artist on stage in a solo show has everyone’s attention and everyone takes a collective breath. The audience […]
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Swallow-a-Bicycle’s ‘Clothing’ is an uncomfortable but unique experience of fashion
Swallow-a-Bicycle’s Clothing is a multifaceted, immersive experience about the world of fashion. It starts out with a fun session of unwrapping gift-wrapped clothes, selected for you by the theatre company that knows your preferences and approximate sizing. The music is pumping and you, as a member of this experience, get a rush of finding new […]
The simplicity shines in Vertigo Theatre’s ‘The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’
Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous gothic novella The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde has had many stage productions. The version on stage at Vertigo Theatre is a fresh adaptation by Nick Lane and this production is its North American premiere. This production is adapted for four artists playing multiple roles and also features a female […]