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As big-time productions, from Stratford to Berlin, embrace the digital concert hall, local performances risk facing empty seats
Too often, performers' instincts are to ignore flubs and surprises. But theatregoers crave these moments, and thespians should engage with them
The three one-act ballets were commissioned by the Ottawa-based National Arts Centre
Mark Bellamy says he left the production of South Pacific over the casting of Bloody Mary, a character he strongly believes should not be played by a white performer
Recurring motif is one of stunted communication, and some of the best dancing comes from the tension between the will and inability to express
Playwright Michael Healey's new hit-and-miss comedy explores a night unlike any other in the life of Joe Clark
Garth Drabinsky's first musical since being convicted and imprisoned for fraud and forgery received negative Toronto reviews and low ticket sales at the Elgin Theatre
Three people have left Calgary Opera's production of South Pacific following tentative casting of a white artist for a Tonkinese role
Three people have left Calgary Opera's production of South Pacific following tentative casting of a white artist for a Tonkinese role
Michael Healy's latest comedy takes the political philosophy of the short-tenured PM with the utmost seriousness
The indie-rock singer with a new one-man show in Toronto isn't afraid to speak his mind. And while the current fluidity of truth has him concerned, he's long had an affinity for the small mi…
The two Toronto-based choreographers' works baseline/multiform are the latest iteration of Compagnie Coleman Lemieux's Bright Nights series
We asked the actress and Dora Award-winning playwright about her arts (and politically-based) fixations
Seeking refuge from the tweets of a U.S. President who never betrays doubt about his own singular importance, Ian Brown delves into a many-mirrored theory about Samuel Beckett's meditation o…
Artistic and executive directors for the annual festival reach their budget and attendance goal four years after taking the helm
The all-male creative team behind the Mirvish production seems flummoxed as to how to explore any of the complexities of the woman-focused plot
Audience regeneration is a problem for proscenium arts companies all over North America, but Montreal poses special challenges
Mirvish says it will be a limited engagement
The Magnetic North Theatre Festival has cancelled its 2017 edition in Ottawa and is shutting down operations permanently due to an accumulated deficit of $224,000
Jack Charles v the Crown is getting its Toronto premiere next week as part of Canadian Stage's spotlight on Australia series
Independent and with no fixed address, Ravi Jain's company has quietly made its mark on the Canadian scene " and it has a lot on the horizon
Theatre director Peter Brook and dancer-choreographer Akram Khan distill different episodes from the Mahabharata into presentations lasting not much more than an hour
It's way too early to talk about Come from Away's prospects at the Tony Awards in June " but let's do it anyway.
It's way too early to talk about Come from Away's prospects at the Tony Awards in June " but let's do it anyway.
The world-premiering A City is the second in a trilogy of plays inspired by real-life collaborators in three different Canadian cities
