With about 200 plays packed into two festivals over seven weeks from June 30th to August 15th, there’s plenty to get caught up on in Canada’s biggest city. Alison Broverman is a playwright and journalist who covers theatre for The National Post and the Toronto Star. She also produces podcasts for the Praxis Theatre and 2am Theatre blogs. We spoke to her about the summer that was in Toronto and what she’s excited about for the fall.
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