Wayne Current attends the NAC's production of Joanna McClelland Glass's new drama about the lives of two very different women: a divorcée and her housekeeper.

The Ottawa Little Theatre's production of Shelagh Stephenson's black comedy suggests unifying experiences rarely produce unified memories.

Comedy on the fly can be the best kind of laugh. (Cult)ure speaks with Phil Genest of Ottawa's own professional improv group.

A decidedly modern take on Romeo & Juliet finds its place at GCTC.

(Cult)ure attended the Ottawa Little Theatre's opening night performance of Norm Foster's Drinking Alone.