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The owners gutted the place and turned it into a retro fun house
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The owners gutted the place and turned it into a retro fun house
The owners gutted the place and turned it into a retro fun house
In WITHROW PARK, Morris Panych’s new play at Tarragon Theatre, we see a view into a neighbourhood a little less than 7 kilometres away from where we sit. Panych’s script is quippy and fun with a philosophical bent about aging, mortality, and the ability to start again at any point, but just like its characters, finds it hard to achieve balance between those two states.
This fall, amid waves of protests, the East Toronto Multifaith Community organized a peaceful, apolitical vigil for their grieving neighbours. Here, they describe the healing experience.
Withrow Park’s absence of detail eventually comes to feel like an absence of depth