25 yrs @ Toronto's NOW Mag: thea, comedy, film. Recent words in @TorontoStar @GlobeArts @Variety. [email protected]. He/him. Blog: So Sumi (link below)
Toronto, Canada (Local)
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Glenn Sumi's work predominantly covers event coverage and reviews in the entertainment and lifestyle themes, with a focus on theater, comedy, and musicals. His articles feature top picks of various forms of performing arts.
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Chris Abraham’s staging of Rohinton Mistry’s bestselling novel will haunt me for months
Jesse Eisenberg’s comedy about a mousy woman who finds her voice in a community theatre production is riotously funny
The fall season is in full swing with premieres by Soulpepper, Coal Mine and Icarus Theatre
Plus the return of House + Body’s sizzling Measure for Measure, and a hilarious Second City show for kids
By: Glenn Sumi
The latest openings include the Alicia Keys musical and Carolyn Fe’s impressive playwriting debut
Some of the biggest comedy and theatre stars discuss being involved in the legendary Toronto production of Godspell
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary about convicted felon Elizabeth Holmes is endlessly fascinating
A mid-season roundup of recent play, musical and comedy openings, with a ticket giveaway at the end
Veronica Hortigüela and Annie Luján discuss their friendship, clown, the Edinburgh Fringe and the power of Ferris Bueller
A Kingston production of John Herbert’s all-male prison play provides the backdrop for masterful Booker-nominated novel
