Joshua Chong

Review: Soulpepper’s Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train is an intriguing examination of the justice system

Stephen Adly Guirgis’s play has good intentions, but it is hampered by an awkward structure.

In the Trump-era, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hip-hop musical shows us what America could be.

A powerhouse cast helps to bolster Tony Kushner’s musical about a black maid living during the civil rights movement.

This Toronto-inspired production shines a new light on Engelbert Humperdinck’s classic opera.

This half historical, half psychological drama stars the captivating Shannon Taylor.

Joan Font’s direction falters, but conductor Speranza Scappucci shines.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s campy songs and theatrical excess help patch up a paper thin book.

You come out of it marvelling at its utter beauty, a languid kind that can only be created by the marriage of talents by two incredible artists.

This delicate, soft, and profound piece is an intoxicating hymn to the power of human connection.

The six-time Tony-winning musical offers a layered and poignant look at the ephemeral world we live in today.