Removing The Mask

So, a little while back I created a new and proper website over at www.kendrajones.net  It took a little while to get the archive of this...

Toronto's Progress Festival hosted a number of performances from Edinburgh's Forest Fringe over a two-day period at The Theatre Cent...

Yaël Farber's stunning play is one of the most challenging things you will experience. Beginning with  the real life attack and kill...

Last week, Martin Julien (at the UofT Centre for Drama) organized a "redux" of the 1973 conversation on the state of Canadian t...

Cliff Cardinal's one-man show Huff isn't an easy night at the theatre, but that is what makes it so important. Beginning on stage...

In the ever-humbling words of Andrew Visnevski, my dissertation tutor at RADA, "you, and Brecht". Indeed, I have, attempted (nay, ...

As many of you know, I've been doing some more experimental work, which this summer has taken the form of my popART series of immersive ...

William Shakespeare's war-driven tragedy, Coriolanus, is not for the faint of heart. The story of a warrior who is given rule of Rome, b...

It is always weird to experience a play that isn't the play you are working on, but is by the same playwright. There is this thing that ...

The word "show" doesn't adequately fit what Halifax performer Katie Dorian offers with her one-woman How Often Do I Dream? -- ...

I caught a preliminary glimpse of these two talented comedians during a Fringe preview fundraiser, and new in a moment that I would love the...

From the first moment, it is clear that writer/performer Leah Borchert is here to subvert your expectations. She proudly announces she's...

One of the biggest hurdles for a fringe show is the source material; with so many shows being new writing, it truly is a test ground of what...

So, as you know, comedies are not usually my thing. So when presented with the opportunity to direct the lovely Clink , a new romantic comed...

  After a 3 year hiatus from any fringe related work outside reviewing, I've plunged head first into things this year, with 3 project...

I've never been much of one for following rules. That comes out in the theatre I make, the way I test audience limits and re-think time-...

The manic nature of this winter-spring has caused a full halt on my blog. Not for lack of things to write about, but rather for lack of time...

The flagship of this year's CowardFest celebrations was Royal MTC's glittering production of Private Lives, Coward's spicy tale...

Currently casting for one of my upcoming projects.....Check it out! Casting Call HER PRODUCTIONS CLINK...