Matt McGeachy is a dramaturg and theatre critic based in Toronto. As a dramaturg, he has worked with Factory Theatre, the Guthrie Theater, the Kennedy Center, York University, and The Playwrights’ Center, among others. Previously he has written for MinnesotaPlaylist.com and MONDO Magazine. When not reading scripts, working with playwrights, or seeing shows, he is an avid cook, bicyclist, and reader. He tries to live a life in theatre guided by the words of Albert Camus: “Real generosity to the future lies in giving all to the present.”
Matt McGeachy
The Mystery of Forgiveness at the Modern Times Stage Company
Essay
The Mystery of Forgiveness at the Modern Times Stage Company
1 April 2014
Confronting an Ugly Truth
Essay
Confronting an Ugly Truth
Beauty, Conformity, and Ethics in Marius von Mayenberg’s The Ugly One
13 February 2014
The Artist as Worker
Essay
The Artist as Worker
Solidarity in To Russia with (Gay) Love
26 November 2013
The Dramaturg Corps of the Potomac
Essay
The Dramaturg Corps of the Potomac
Training New Play Dramaturgs
16 August 2013
Encounters with Grace
Essay
Encounters with Grace
Sarah Ruhl's Passion Play in Toronto's East End
11 July 2013