Hamilton-born actor Nick Cordero in hospital undergoing COVID-19 test by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

Cordero grew up in Hamilton’s west end and attended Ryerson University for acting.

Mirvish aims for screech-in world record at Come From Away by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

The entire audience at the July performance will be invited to down a shot of screech (or ginger ale) and kiss a plastic cod.

Former Don Jail gets first theatrical event with ‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

Running Wednesday through Sunday at the historic site, the musical from the new Toronto-based Eclipse Theatre Company (ETC) is meant to be an immersive experience set in a venue that once ho…

Annual student theatre festival forms partnership with TD Bank by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

The National Theatre School Festival, formerly known as the Sears Drama Festival, was founded in 1946.

Female-focused Medieval Times show bound for Toronto by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

The new show with the queen in the lead role is already in three U.S. cities and will launch in Toronto later this year.

Alexander Graham Bell’s deaf wife is the focus of new play Silence by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

‘Mabel Hubbard was a genius in her own right,’ says playwright Trina Davies.

Soulpepper set to stage its next show after Albert Schultz allegations by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

As A Delicate Balance nears premiere, the Schultz scandal poses a conundrum for patrons and artists alike.

Brian Bedford, a veteran of Ontario’s Stratford Festival, dead at 80 by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

Cyndi Lauper coming for Kinky Boots opening, Pride Parade by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

Kinky Boots creator will be in Toronto on June 28 for musical's opening, and to co-marshal Toronto’s Pride Parade.

Montreal producer Adam Blanshay celebrates and mourns Tony nods by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

Wolf Hall and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time get 14 nominations, but lack of recognition spells end of Living on Love.

‘Aren’t I supposed to get this when I’m 70?’ Sarah McLachlan on her Governor General’s Award by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

47-year-old Canadian singer feeling “amazing, thrilled, humbled, a little bit surprised” to be among winners announced Thursday.

Nonnie Griffin brings Marilyn Monroe back to life in one woman play by Victoria Ahearn - The Canadian Press

80-year-old actress penned Marilyn — After, channels the famous starlet’s humour, her empathy and her bad days.