Halfway through a degree in Creative Advertising, Jason’s passion for theatre and the arts has been a source of inspiration for his creative process. As an enthusiast for musical theatre, Jason is thrilled to expand his horizons as a contributor for BroadwayWorld Toronto. Grateful for the opportunity, he cannot wait to further immerse himself in the remarkable theatre scene in Toronto!
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BWW Review: HERETIC Misses a Few Targets
April 12, 2015
April 12, 2015
Perfect? Far from it - but the Soup Can Theatre's latest production, HERETIC still showcases the beauty of indie theatre. Framed as a one-woman show, Sarah Thorpe both directs and stars in this new retelling of the story of Joan of Arc. The 50-minute production highlights the complex aspects of Joan, while speaking in a contemporary and modern tone.
BWW Review: THE DAISY THEATRE Is A Wild Ride
March 23, 2015
March 23, 2015
Ronnie Burkett's THE DAISY THEATRE is a unique night of live entertainment. His unscripted and over the top show featuring over forty marionette puppets will have you laughing out loud for the whole 90(ish) minute run. At the beginning of the show Ronnie explains that it may run over depending what crazy acts and puppets he decides to bring out - regardless, you are guaranteed to have a night you will never forget.
BWW Review: BULL is a Thrilling Fight Full of Punch
March 19, 2015
March 19, 2015
The Coal Mine Theatre's second production, Mike Bartlett's BULL, offers a cutthroat and ruthless look into a highly competitive workplace situation. This small independent theatre company located at the bottom of a Danforth pizza joint offers a new experience for Toronto theatregoers in the East End.
BWW Review: TIME STANDS STILL is a Cathartic Theatrical Journey
March 17, 2015
March 17, 2015
The TSS Collective is presenting a remount of last summer's hit Toronto Fringe show, TIME STANDS STILL by Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies. Director Jordan Merkur expertly stages this Tony Award-nominated play with a strong cast, set and direction. From start to finish, the audience was captivated by the heartbreaking screenplay and moved by the vulnerability of the actors.
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