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Monday, May 25, 2015

Margot Kidder on sex, death and boomers by Richard Ouzounian

In town for "Love, Loss and What I Wore, 61-year-old former Lois Lane is up for some frank talk.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Priscilla Queen of the killer corset by Richard Ouzounian

It's no wonder that Tony Sheldon should have no trouble singing "I Am Woman." After all, his aunt, Helen Reddy is the star who first made the number a hit.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Bernadette Peters and Elaine Stritch: Making beautiful music in Manhattan by Richard Ouzounian

Musical theatre greats are at their best in lead roles in A Little Night Music.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

3 Shaw plays planned for 2011 festival by Richard Ouzounian

Three of Bernard Shaw-s plays -Candida, Heartbreak House and On the Rocks - are being billed for the Shaw Festival-s next season.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Just your average teen, except for the fame part by Richard Ouzounian

Demi Lovado proves it-s possible to show up in TV movies, hit albums and record-breaking concert tours and still be a level-headed teen.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Cloistered away in New York City by Richard Ouzounian

Little known branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a superb art collection and a magical getaway in Manhattan.Little known branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a superb art coll…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Questions for Jennifer Beals by Richard Ouzounian

The former Flashdance phenom kicks off our daily interviews with the stars of TIFF.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Beattie's back in Wingfield Lost and Found by Richard Ouzounian

Wingfield Lost and Found is a gem lurking on the Toronto theatre horizon.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Blood, guts and rock 'n' roll by Richard Ouzounian

Montreal duo gets another big break -- opening Midnight Madness at TIFF.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Fest out west reminds us what Hamlet can be by Richard Ouzounian

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is the second largest in North America after our own Stratford and it's currently featuring a phenomenal Dane.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Q&A: Geoffrey Rush, the lovable loser? by Richard Ouzounian

Actor says The King's Speech, in which he plays a speech therapist to King George VI, is really about two middle-aged losers.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

At 70, Martin Sheen is the life of the party by Richard Ouzounian

When the energetic party animal Martin Sheen drops his pants, he's tackling a social issue.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Matthew Jocelyn: A man of many, many ghosts by Richard Ouzounian

The head of Canadian Stage is set to challenge Toronto audiences and subscribers with his first show

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Slapstick proves slippery for Cirque du Soleil by Richard Ouzounian

Cirque is back, and we'll soon see whether their exhaustive labours have saved their latest creation from initally savage reviews.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Banana Shpeel: Third time's a charm for Cirque act by Richard Ouzounian

Cirque du Soleil's Banana Shpeel, which has been reworked for the Canon stage after two failed runs, finally (almost) gets it right

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Brendan Healy vs. the world by Richard Ouzounian

Buddies in Bad Times' new director not afraid to court controversy as he challenges our notions of queer.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

2 musicals in Shaw's 2011 season by Richard Ouzounian

Three of Bernard Shaw's plays and the musical My Fair Lady headline programming for the Shaw Festival's 50th anniversary season next year.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

‘A theatre for the people' by Richard Ouzounian

Dan Brambilla's vision for the new Sony Centre for the Performing Arts began with dreams. Bombay Dreams, to be precise.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Meet the boys who will be Billy Elliot by Richard Ouzounian

Three of the four alternating stars of the musical opening in January have roots at the National Ballet School

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Cirque Éloize: A fitting departure to open the Sony Centre by Richard Ouzounian

Montreal troupe opens the revamped performance hall with new show Oct. 1.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Your show of shows by Richard Ouzounian

Story of musical comedy built on a whim is as breezy as it sounds. But you'd better know your stuff.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM

Fernando Krapp Wrote Me This Letter: Not good enough by Richard Ouzounian

Fernando Krapp Wrote Me This Letter, which launches Matthew Jocelyn's regime at Canadian Stage, is many steps toward where this company needs to go. But it's not good enough.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 05:58PM