New 25th Street Theatre project puts plays on location
Six short plays, written by local playwrights and performed in locations all over Saskatoon, form the heart of 25th Street Theatre’s newest theatre project. Behind Closed Doors is a playwriting development program bringing a series of new and unique plays to life. The twist? Each play has its own special on-location performance venue, from a […]
Review: Honest, unafraid and unforgettable, “The Watch List” defines must-see theatre
“The Watch List” is a bluntly honest, chest-tightening, intense exploration of some of modern society’s most pressing conversations about consent and morality.
Love, life and imaginary friends at the heart of 25th Street Theatre play
What happens when your childhood imaginary friend hangs around a little too long … and suddenly other people can see them too? That’s the core of Mustard, the play written by Kat Sandler and the upcoming show produced by 25th Street Theatre. When Thai’s imaginary friend — the titular Mustard — appears and is seemingly […]
25th Street Theatre’s new play bares all in a celebration of self-worth
“Society has an opinion on you which they don’t have a right to have, they have an opinion on your value as a person based on your appearance,” said playwright Madeline Blais-Dahlen.
Review: Frenetic and energetic hockey-inspired comedy scores big
This show is truly laugh-out-loud funny — whether you’re a hockey fan or a theatre fan, you won’t be able to hold back your laughter at the real and ridiculous hijinks of ‘Men Express Their Feelings’.
Hockey hijinks and manly men at heart of 25th Street play
Hockey fans and theatre fans alike — get set for three periods of humour, heart and emotion in the upcoming 25th Street Theatre production.
2023 Saskatoon Fringe Reviews Part 1: Seasoned storytellers and delightful dancing
The first round of 2023 Saskatoon Fringe Reviews are in, with solo storytellers and incredible dancers highlighting the list.
Review: Breaking The Curse breaks taboo on discussing periods. Period.
The show is a chance for those with periods to see themselves represented, even when their particular period experience has felt isolating in the past.