# theatre

In explaining NL's biggest boondoggle in under an hour—with clarity, humour, and puppets—Tara Manuel has accomplished a real theatrical feat.

With all original pieces, in-show "ads" and an on-stage Foley artist, Ladies Who Lunch showcase the passion that goes into producing a radio play.

Memorial University's new writer-in-residence talks about inclusive theatre, the power of the province's past, and her pathbreaking career in the arts.

Rising Tide Theatre strikes again in hilariously highlighting the absurdity of N.L. politics. But is it a foregone conclusion that there's nothing we can do…

This week the artistic director of a local theatre company hopes to "start a conversation" about injury, illness, sadness, grief and hospital culture --- through…

Writer/actor Sara Tilley challenges personal beliefs and social norms as she explores creation, life, the environment, relationships and mortality through the movement, facial expression and…

In its debut production, 'Walkmann', Burning Circle Company explores the connection between communication technology, human relationships and consciousness — no small undertaking. But they're stoked.

A powerful play that doesn't just tell a heartwarming story

The Indy's arts columnist reflects on Newfoundland theatre and the stories it tells

Local theatre company recounts the past and remounts tale of Emile Benoit