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Aaron Kyte

Reporter · CA

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Aug 27, 2026
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Aug 25, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Aaron Kyte, Special to The Beacon Herald, Guest Author

    Stratford Festival review: A warm comedy of food, family and forgiveness (opens the original)

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    Nearly 70 years after it was written, Eduardo De Filippo’s Saturday, Sunday, Monday remains a remarkably warm portrait of the small resentments, misunderstandings and rituals that bind a family together. In a new English version by Donato Santeramo and Antoni Cimolino, who also directs, the three-act play feels less like an examination or interrogation of domestic life and more like a celebration of it. The action unfolds over the course of a weekend in the bustling Priore household, where prepa

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Aaron Kyte, Special to The Beacon Herald, Guest Author

    Stratford Festival review: A play of many words and many ideas (opens the original)

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    There is something both grand and absurd about watching a roomful of learned men debating the language of God. The King James Bible Play is full of such contradictions. It is an ambitious exploration of the translation of scripture, but also the translation of history, performance and the much more difficult business of making ourselves understood, and understanding others. The play’s first act takes us to 1609, where a group of scholars, including John Bois, John Perrin, George Abbot and Sir He

  3. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Aaron Kyte, Special to The Beacon Herald, Guest Author

    Stratford Festival review: The Tao of the World turns privilege into pointed comedy (opens the original)

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    There is something wonderfully excessive and modern about The Tao of the World, Jovanni Sy’s contemporary riff on William Congreve’s 1700 Restoration comedy, The Way of the World. Set among Singapore’s fabulously wealthy upper class at the height of the COVID pandemic, this is Congreve by way of Crazy Rich Asians: romantic entanglements, scheming relatives, financial leverage and sexual duplicity, all dressed up in gorgeous clothes and propelled by characters who rarely encounter a problem out o

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