Theatre

Interior Design is sharply funny and deceptively deep

Art of Time Ensemble’s Sankofa captures the plight of the forgotten Black soldier

My Name is Lucy Barton is a seductive, heart-squeeze of a show

What I learned from a tumultuous 16 years as The Globe’s theatre critic

Ronnie Burkett’s Wonderful Joe is a dark and moving puppet extravaganza

Goblin:Macbeth is not quite fully goblin or Macbeth, but it is fully fun

The Thanksgiving Play, a milestone for Native American theatre, misses the mark in Canadian premiere

Even before she was famous, I knew Maggie Smith was a treasure

When Maggie Smith starred at the Stratford Festival

The Thanksgiving Play may leave you with more questions than answers, but Larissa FastHorse promises you’ll also laugh a lot

Come From Away returns triumphant to Toronto’s Royal Alexandra – a story of resilience, now a symbol of resilience

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre’s season opener Roberto Zucco provokes and disturbs

Life of Pi actor Divesh Subaskaran is soaking up the ‘epic adventure’ of starring role

As new Belfry Theatre season begins, cancellation of The Runner looms large

Chinese theatre finally gets its centre-stage moment

Life of Pi is a sensory delight with a powerful message: storytelling helps keep us alive

Henrik Ibsen’s Rosmersholm gets a rare and gorgeous production at Crow’s Theatre – but overplays the relevance card

Fall preview: A guide to the most promising movies, television, theatre, music and more

Ten fall theatre productions – new creations, revivals, musicals and more – that seem highly promising

Annie Baker’s Infinite Life an uncanny comedy exploring chronic pain at Coal Mine