The Monster Under
the Bed
Ben’s got problems. His dad is away and his best friend Vince has stolen his prized binoculars. When the monster under the bed offers to switch places with Ben and get back his binoculars, Ben accepts — only to have his life turned upside down. March 8-April 1 at the Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People, 165 Front St. E. For more information call 416-862-2222 or visit www.lktyp.ca.

The Overwhelming
Jack Exley heads to Rwanda in 1994 to speak with his old friend, Tutsi doctor Joseph Gasana, only to find that his friend has mysteriously disappeared and no one will even admit to having known him. March 8-April 3 at the Berkeley Street Theatre, 26 Berkeley St. For more information call 416-367-8243.

Oh, What A Lovely War
The music celebrates a generation, while showing the absurdity and futility of war. Takes place March 11-April 10 at the Young Centre for Performing Arts, 55 Mill St. Building 49. For more information call 416-866-8666.

The Aleph
To launch its new lab series – in which the artists and performers experiment with the storytelling process – Soulpepper Theatre Company is staging this adaptation of the Jorge Luis Borges short story. March 12-20 at the Young Centre For The Performing Arts, 55 Mill St. Building 49. For more information call 416-866-8666 or visit www.soulpepper.ca.

Who Knew Grannie:
a Dub Aria
Four cousins find each other at the funeral of the family matriarch. Together, they return to Jamaica to discover their past and identities through games, songs, and memories. March 13-April 4 at the Factory Theatre,125 Bathurst St. For more information call 416-504-9971 or visit www.factorytheatre.ca.

Breakfast
Meet Marnie, a woman trying out a self-help program to move ahead in her life. With the action set inside her kitchen, the audience voyeurs into Marnie’s morning rituals, and encounters loneliness, self-delusion and our cultural obsession with self-help and personal transformation.March 17-April 4 at the Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander St. For more information call 416-975-9130.

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