Reviews & articles
What people are saying about GLA.
‘IT’S AN HONOUR’: LOST & FOUND THEATRE PASSES TORCH TO GREEN LIGHT ARTS - KITCHENER TODAY
A REORGANIZED THEATRE EMERGES AS THE ECONOMY REOPENS - THE OBSERVER
GREEN LIGHT ARTS THEATRE COMPANY AND K-W SYMPHONY AIM TO BRING MORE TRAFFIC TO CONRAD CENTRE - THE RECORD
ROOTED IN URGENCY - PACT NEWS
ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE: LOCAL THEATRE COMPANY WORKING TO REMOVE BARRIERS IN THE ARTS COMMUNITY - COMMUNITECH
VAGINA MONOLOGUES TAKE OVER KITCHENER COUNCIL CHAMBERS WEDNESDAY - CBC NEWS
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR SPOTLIGHT: MATT WHITE, GREEN LIGHT ARTS - CITS
General
We could be (2021)
Guarded girls (2019)
GUARDED GIRLS HUMANIZES BOTH SIDES OF CANADA’S CORRECTIONAL SERVICE - THE RECORD
GUARDED GIRLS PROVIDES A BLEAK, PAINFULLY REAL WINDOW INTO LIFE WITHIN THE PRISON SYSTEM - THE GLOBE AND MAIL
GUARDED GIRLS IS A MOVING EXPLORATION OF WOMEN IN A MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON - NOW TORONTO
GUARDED GIRLS’ LOOK INTO WOMEN’S PRISON REWARDS AUTHOR’S RISKS - TORONTO STAR
GUARDED GIRLS IS A HARSH INDICTMENT AGAINST THE PRISON SYSTEM - LUDWIG VAN TORONTO
A FASCINATING, KEENLY-OBSERVED NEW PLAY BY CHARLOTTE CORBEIL-COLEMAN - MOONEY ON THEATRE
Our fathers, sons, lovers and little brothers (2023)
will you be my friend (2018 & 2017)
JANICE JO LEE’S PLAY TACKLES WHITE SUPREMACY WITH BRUTAL HONESTY BUT ALSO SONG AND HUMOUR, IS NOW PLAYING IN TORONTO - MOONEY ON THEATRE
WILL YOU BE MY FRIEND GETS THE AUDIENCE TO LAUGH AND SQUIRM FOR THE ANSWER - TORONTO STAR
IT’S A WHITE, WHITE WORLD - THE RECORD
JANICE LEE CONFRONTS THE UNCOMFORTABLE - THE COMMUNITY EDITION
the amish project (2017 & 2014)
THE AMISH PROJECT PROVOCATIVE AND HARROWING - CANADIAN MENNONITE
REVIVING ‘THE AMISH PROJECT’ - THE RECORD
THE AMISH PROJECT AGONIZINGLY GOOD - THE RECORD
This is How We Got Here (2022)
AWARD-WINNING PLAY CHAMPIONS POWER OF CONNECTION - THE RECORD