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Chloe Sproule

Arts & Culture, Uncategorized

The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong: A Review in Two Parts

By Chloe Sproule

I. Last Friday at Players Theatre, I sat through what turned out to be the most disastrous theater production I…

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Arts, Culture, Theatre

“You People Are All the Same:” A Review of ‘White Lion, Brown Tiger’

By Chloe Sproule

Under blue fluorescent lights, two men slowly circle one another, crouched like animals ready to pounce. Their arena is the…

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@McGill, Arts & Culture, Theatre

Untangling the Knots of Reproductive Tragedy: A Review of ‘Yerma’ and an Interview with Director Ruby Isaacs

By Chloe Sproule

HER: “It never hurt you like it hurt me” — Yerma, Simon Stone Two halves of a millennial couple, a…

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Arts & Culture, Movies & TV

The “Symphony of Horror” Misses a Beat: A Review of Nosferatu X Radiohead at Cinema du Parc

By Chloe Sproule

Even when it was ‘silent,’ cinema has never been quiet. From its earliest years, screenings were accompanied by the live…

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