Neptune Theatre

Using theatre as a tool to rewrite history

Women of the Fur Trade takes to the Scotiabank Studio Stage

Nova Scotians bring the Emerald City to Neptune Theatre

The Wizard of Oz returns to Fountain Hall for the holiday season

Neptune play explores life, legacy of Viola Desmond

Controlled Damage is playing at Neptune’s Scotiabank Stage until Feb. 2

Awkward Cinderella saved by talented performers

A review of Neptune’s Cinderella

Reviving an age-old story

A review of Neptune Theatre’s The Woman in Black

Q & A with actor Breton Lalama

The lead of Neptune’s first show of the season shares their experience

Creativity, personality and community

On the work of Dal professor Shauntay Grant
In this image: Hannah Moscovitch.

Hannah Moscovitch on What a Young Wife Ought to Know

The award-winning playwright speaks about her plays and career

Coming to theatres near you

Halifax theatres offer lots of fall and winter shows

Neptune Theatre: Art by white people, for white people

Miracle on 34th Street can’t escape culturally ingrained casual racism

Theatre review: Stones in His Pockets

The story of an Irish town invaded by an American film crew to play on Neptune stage until November 8.

Neptune’s “2 Pianos, 4 Hands” confusingly entertaining

What happens when two men grow up learning classical piano? This play.