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Jordan Pettle, Glengarry Glen Ross at Soulpepper, and why Mamet speaks to female audiences in today's dog-eat-dog corporate rat race.

Harold Pinter, who in 2005 won the Nobel Prize for literature, had his first major success in 1960 with his play The Caretaker.

In contemporary sales themed theatre classic, Zadies Shoe's star swaps swearwords with real-estate sharks Eric Peterson, Peter Donaldson and Albert Schultz.

Glengarry Glen Ross was written in 1982, the age of Reaganomics, Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman one $*&^% step removed - a forerunner of Sales Sharks Yet to Come.

The Soulpepper Theatre Company just opened their production of Our Town for the 4th time in 10 years.

On March 11th 1959 Raisin In The Sun opened at Broadway's Ethel Barrymore theatre. It was a landmark moment for its writer and the African American community.

What is love? Is it real? Is it a bargain or a commitment? Love is at the centre of Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing.

Oscar Wilde described his play as a "trivial comedy for serious people", and he couldn't have been more right.

The Soulpepper Theatre Company, in conjunction with The 24 Hour Play Company, will be presenting a new twist as part of their summer season - The 24 Hour Plays.

Frost/Nixon, based on the infamous interview between British reporter David Frost and President Richard Nixon, has its Canadian premiere in Vancouver in Sept. 2008.

Thirty five years after it's world premiere at the Tarragon Theatre, Leaving Home gets a very well deserved (and long overdue) revival, care of Soulpepper.

Russian classic has Stratford's finest including Lucy Peacock, Irene Poole,and Dalal Badr as The Prozorov Sisters, with Tom McCamus, James Blendick, and Joyce Campion.

Shakespeare and the classics, plus a nine-hour work by the renowned Robert Lepage are among the best bets for Toronto theatres for the summer 2009 season.

The 2007 Dora Award Nominations were announced this morning, celebrating the best of the Toronto theatre scene.