Why puppets are scarier than flesh and blood
Eric Woolfe revives 'horror theatre' in time for Halloween
Eric Woolfe revives 'horror theatre' in time for Halloween
Let's get one thing straight (although that might be an unfortunate choice of word in this case): Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical, which opened Tuesday night at the Princess of Wal…
Her biggest hit set A Midsummer Night's Dream inside a disco
Louise Pitre performs a selection from Sisters, a new Quebecois musical
The cast of 7 of the shows that will be playing this holiday season give Toronto their individual festive greetings.
My Dad turned out to be my knight in shining armour and I didn't figure it out for many years.
The 15-member, all-female cast features many of Toronto's best theatre talents.
Dan Brambilla's vision for the new Sony Centre for the Performing Arts began with dreams. Bombay Dreams, to be precise.
Flashdance's creator looks down his nose at the stage adaptation of Dirty Dancing, and says his show is more ambitious.
About to turn 83, the grand dame of musical theatre prepares for an upcoming T.O. performance with all the love of craft that has marked her long career
Workshopped at many indie venues, her show is now opening at Theatre Passe Muraille
Flashdance the Musical has a fine book and score. But don't bring the London production to Toronto.
From age 15, cooking has been his life
Woody Harrelson plans to direct himself at Hart House in the semi-autobiographical play Bullet for Adolf.
World-class directors and HD movie broadcasts are his secret weapons.
Ghetto Klown deals with Leguizamo's up and down career on stage, screen and TV.
Brendan Gall's comedy explores the private lives of couples in the Toronto film business.
There is something so profoundly wrong about the production of The Misanthrope which opened Wednesday night at the Tarragon Theatre that it takes a while to come to grips with it.
The former Flashdance phenom kicks off our daily interviews with the stars of TIFF.
Bruce Dow far more suited to the leading role than Sean Cullen.
Director Julie Taymor fails to make any magic out of Peter Parker's epic Spider-Man story on Broadway.
Wingfield Lost and Found is a gem lurking on the Toronto theatre horizon.
The popular actor and comedian will appear as a tiger in the Pulitzer Prize finalist Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo.
The superstar singer/composer talks about how the movie mirrored his own troubled childhood.
Montreal duo gets another big break -- opening Midnight Madness at TIFF.