Mulaney will bring his clever, self-deprecating brand of stand-up comedy to Canada next week when he performs at Toronto's version of the Just For Laughs festival, a.k.a. JFL42.
The outspoken playwright is back in Edmonton to direct his new play, and he's glad to be back.
The 29-year-old actor started started off 2013 as Scarlett O'Hara in the first-ever theatrical adaptation of Gone With the Wind at the Manitoba Theatre Centre in Winnipeg
This summer, Underhay is back for her seventh season at the Shaw Festival, where she has quickly become one of the leading ladies as well as a perennial audience favourite
Hume Baugh is returning to Toronto's Shakespeare in High Park after a 30-year hiatus " he played Lysander in the very first production they did of A Midsummer Night's Dream in 1983
The Stratford actor, returning for his eighth season at the festival, is having the time of his life with the role of Othello in Shakespeare's play of the same name.
In his latest venture, The Rascals: Once Upon A Dream, a hybrid musical/rock concert, Steven Van Zandt is looking at the stage in a completely new light.
Back for his 11th season, Benedict Campbell is playing arms dealer Andrew Undershaft in G.B. Shaw's Major Barbara -- a role he first played five years ago.
For a few weeks this summer, longtime radio and TV personality Sook-Yin Lee will be bringing her hybrid theatre piece to Toronto's SummerWorks Festival, which kicks off August 9
The actor gets to play out every kid's dream this summer as the swashbuckling, sword-fighting D'Artagnan in Stratford's production of The Three Musketeers.
Even as a teenager, Shaw Festival's William Schmuck knew that a career in costume and scenic design was his destiny.
The play, created by Paul Thompson and Alon Nashman, played a successful run at the Stratford Festival last year, where the real-life John Hirsch was artistic director from 1981-1985.
Stratford Festival's Kate Hennig is one of those rare actors that exudes a passion for the theatre at all times.
Drunk Theatre History, a boozy exploration of Canada's theatrical past, has been occurring at The Downstage, a new theatre on the Danforth.
The Rascals are making a splashy return to the stage this summer with the quasi-musical Once Upon A Dream, playing at Toronto's Royal Alexandra Theatre in August
Actor Jeff Irving, who returns to the Shaw Festival for his seventh season in 2013, has proven himself to be a highly-skilled performer, adept in roles in both musicals and plays.
Acclaimed theatre and opera director Jennifer Tarver returns to Stratford for her fifth season in 2013, directing Brian Dennehy and Stephen Ouimette in Waiting for Godot.
Ted Dykstra's adaptation of "Evangeline" makes it world premiere at the Charlottetown Festival, in what the writer says is the "largest original Canadian musical ever produced."
48 awards were handed out at Toronto's St. Lawrence Centre on Monday night, honouring the year's best in theatre, opera, dance, musical theatre, and theatre for young audiences.
Actors Marla McLean and Graeme Somerville were recently married. But with the Shaw season running until November, a honeymoon might have to wait
Daniel Briere makes his Stratford Festival debut this season as Romeo in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
The performance will occur on June 16 at Anderson's free show at David Pecaut Square
Following a successful six-week run in Toronto, the popular musical Book of Mormon will return to Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre in September 2014
CBC radio host Sook-Yin Lee has joined the SummerWorks Performance Festival as one of the festival's artists-in-residence
Antoni Cimolino loves Stratford so much, he's stuck around for 26 years