In the city of Toronto, one of the options for play is a kid-friendly coffee shop that offers a play area. Let's call it "FunSpot." When I first heard of FunSpot I thought, "What a great idea." But then I discovered that, on top of the premium cost of your hot beverage, there is a fee to access the toys, the little slide, and the rubber mats -- all of it cordoned off from the coffee bar by a friendly-looking little gate. FunSpot functions almost like an indoor park, which is fantastic in the winter months, especially if your child is too young to skate or can't even walk. But do not mistake this for a public space.

Arthur Milner's FACTS to be produced by the Palestinian National Theatre in East Jerusalem!  See it in Toronto first.

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A dramatic reading featuring Richard Greenblatt, Sam Khalilieh and Aaron Willis at Beit Zatoun, Saturday evening, October 22 and Sunday matinee, October 23.  Both performances to be followed by a "talkback" with the actors and playwright. 

This summer Clay & Paper Theatre presents: The Circus of Dark & Light, a subversive comedy featuring puppets, live music and special appearances by a human cannonball, a pyrophobic firebreather and a truly elegant ersatz elephant.

Welcome to CIRCUS SCAMALOT, currently on tour with Prime Minister Nobody and under the tiny thumb of Little Big Man. Can a bedraggled bunch of clowns, a cowardly ringmaster and a hard-nosed high wire beauty queen band together to break out of oppression, galvanize hope and take control of their own lives? Come join our unlikely heroes and discover how the magic of community can change the world.

A 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Drama Finalist and winner of the prestigious 2002/2003 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, Yellowman centers around the relationship between Eugene, a light-skinned black man, and Alma, a dark-skinned black woman. Yet this play is much more than a story about race and prejudice. It’s a love story and a tale about families and the damage they inflict upon their members. Black or white, you will recognize the shades of gray.

In the culmination of this week-long experimental masterclass, ten provocative directors present their distinct vision of Margaret Atwood's The Penelopiad. Led by renowned world stage directors Yael Farber and Josette Bushell-Mingo, director of the acclaimed London and National Arts Centre productions, the presentation of this epic drama features an exciting ensemble of actors courtesy of The Shaw Festival.

This existential masterpiece gets a 21st century treatment as a ‘live movie’ in this extraordinary, hybrid film and theatre theatre performance conceived and directed by the prolific Kim Collier – one of the most exciting Canadian directors of this generation in her Toronto debut. An exhilarating and radical bedlam of eternal damnation, critics are calling Collier’s No Exit, “Brilliant…The bravest theatrical ride I’ve been on this year.” - Globe and Mail

A 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Drama Finalist and winner of the prestigious 2002/2003 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, Yellowman centers around the relationship between Eugene, a light-skinned black man, and Alma, a dark-skinned black woman. Yet this play is much more than a story about race and prejudice. It’s a love story and a tale about families and the damage they inflict upon their members. Black or white, you will recognize the shades of gray.

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