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Movie broadcast of The Habit of Art, which imagines a meeting between W.H. Auden and Benjamin Britten, screens Thursday in Canadian theatres
"The best of times is now," Douglas Hodge sings joyously in the revival of La Cage Aux Folles, which opened on Broadway on Sunday night, and one would have to agree with him.
Spring tuneup, as our critic recommends some new reading, listening material
Playing characters that tend to swing to the extreme ends of the moral spectrum appeals to this diverse actor
Star to play Austrian serial killer Jack Unterweger in North American debut of The Infernal Comedy
New Sin City show rights itself in time
I love Carolyn Leigh a lot, or more specifically, her song lyrics, and I cherish each obscure CD that offers up a new piece of forgotten material.
Acclaimed movie star returns to her first love, theatre, drawing huge applause for Broadway role
Musical Rex flopped on Broadway in 1976. Its creators ready to give it a second try
Sometimes you have to scrape the paint away to discover how beautiful the natural wood was underneath.
That's the best way to describe what Trevor Nunn has done with the current hit revival of A Little Night Music, now playing to packed houses on Broadway.
Muhammad Ali-Stepin Fetchit tale too good for Stratford boss to resist
Versatile Canadian actor got start in Godspell, made mark in Sweeney Todd but is known for Alias
From Carol Burnett's tramp to Cher's vamp, the "sultan of sequins" makes big stars shine brighter
Vancouver actor a star on Broadway and a veteran of the small screen - at age 23
For the answer to the question "How in-demand can one young actor be?" you need look no further than Aaron Tveit.
While interviewing designer David Rockwell in Las Vegas last week, he let it slip that he'd probably be coming to Toronto soon for the out-of-town tryout of his new musical Catch Me If You Can.
Dame Judi Dench draws on her wealth of experience to create a staggering range of characters
You may not find them on the bestseller lists of most music stores, but these eight discs of show tunes make ideal gifts for the theatre lover in your life, writes Richard Ouzounian
