DUNDAS LITTLE THEATRE
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CHECK OUT MY PREVIEW INTERVIEW WITH DIRECTOR MATTHEW WILLSON (SCROLL DOWN)
LOOK FOR MY FULL REVIEW coming NOVEMBER 3!
SYNOPSIS:
Set in Brooklyn in the aftermath of WWII, this play tracks the tragic decline of Willy Loman, a salesman who has devoted his career to one company but is now unable to meet his quotas due to age, exhaustion, and mental decline. The play exposes the unrealistic and damaging expectations fostered by the so-called American Dream, and seems to become more relevant with each passing year. Death of a Salesman is generally regarded as the greatest American play of the twentieth century.
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DUNDAS LITTLE THEATRE
37 MARKET STREET SOUTH, DUNDAS, On
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PREVIEW: “DEATH OF A SALESMAN” WITH DIRECTOR MATTHEW WILLSON
An American classic is coming to Dundas Little Theatre in October/November with Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman. I had the pleasure of a virtual interview with director Matthew Willson where we discuss his inspiration, the highlights and challenges of staging the production and how this play continues to resonate with audiences.
MUCH ADO ABOUT REIMAGININGS: AN INTERVIEW WITH DIRECTOR JARED LENOVER
Dundas Little Theatre has an abundance of creativity and a real urge for inclusion in their production team for their winter production of Much Ado About Nothing.
At the helm is director Jared Lenover who shares his thoughts about adapting the play, casting decisions, making the production accessible (in several important ways) and bringing, what we hope, is a breath of fresh air into the works of The Bard.
REVIEW: “DANGEROUS CORNER” - AN UNRELENTING MELODRAMA
When does the truth heal and when does it hurt? How can we resolve painful moments from our past without impacting our present and beyond? What we discover at Dundas Little Theatre’s season opener is that as good as the truth might be, too much can stir up serious trouble…
PREVIEW INTERVIEW WITH DLT’s SARA BURDULIS
Dundas Little Theatre enters its 2024-25 season with a mysterious and engaging play about lies, lust and murder. I had the pleasure of a virtual interview with cast member Sara Burdulis who plays the role of Betty Whitehouse. We discuss the plays themes, her inspirations and the rehearsal process bringing Dangerous Corner to the stage.
PREVIEW - All Riddled with Flaws and Just So Painfully Human…
Steel City Reviews had the pleasure of a virtual interview with actor Claire Shingleton-Smith (CSS) and director Gregory Flis (GF) who provided some keen insights and observations about Lobby Hero.
REVIEW: A Hilarious and Heart-Felt Look at Family Dynamics at Dundas Little Theatre's GRAND HORIZONS
Equal parts laugh out loud funny and deeply heart-felt, this production of Grand Horizons and its commentary on marriage, family, and accepting that change is often painful but necessary, is theatre at its most enjoyable and familiar.
PREVIEW INTERVIEW with GRAND HORIZONS director Ryan Trepanier
Steel City Reviews had the pleasure of a virtual interview with director Ryan Trepanier and we discussed their vision for Grand Horizons as well as the company's winter clothing drive to assist our community.
PREVIEW: Interview with DLT's Jared Lenover
Steel City Reviews had the pleasure of a virtual interview with one of the cast members who is no stranger to playing unusual characters. We discuss his character of Teddy Brewster, his process and what audiences can expect from this production…
REVIEW: An Inspector Calls for Us All...
The combination of a profoundly relevant script, a director and crew who understood the context and the talents of the cast make the final show in the 2022-2023 season a must-see.
INTERVIEW: GARETH FINNIGAN from Dundas Little Theatre’s AN INSPECTOR CALLS
Steel City Reviews had the pleasure of a virtual interview with actor and cast member Gareth Finnigan who discussed his passion for theatre, how his education shaped that passion and the ways in which J.B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls continues to resonate with audiences today.