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Twelve Angry Men's Juror 8 talks about hearing loss and acting under Henry Fonda's shadow " not to mention John-Boy's ...
Record sales for Dirty Dancing and We Will Rock You
From loss of Hutt and Mirvish to the return of the long-run hit, '07 made us laugh and cry
Musical gets a stage makeover to become the city's most enjoyable holiday show
Maybe it's the theatrical equivalent of "My dog ate my homework."
Interview with Judy Kaye, playing Mrs. Lovett on tour with the John Doyle Sweeney Todd. Talks about her career, being Kinsey Milhone's voice a nd how she nearly wind up in the Joyce DeWitt r…
Skating superstar Kurt Browning plays Peter Pan in this year's Holiday Panto in Toronto, directed by Susan H. Schulman.
Graham Rowat and Kate Baldwin are sweethearts onstage and off in White Christmas.
The 13 Canadians in this year's touring production of White Christmas set to play Toronto rehearse at 890 Broadway.
"For the first time in over 20 years, there's going to be a theatre in this city devoted to telling Jewish stories,"
I did not have the time of my life.
In many years of theatre-going, I've never seen a show that worked quite as hard to make you like it as Dirty Dancing - The Classic Story on Stage, which opened last night at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.
Well, it had to happen sooner or later. After nearly 25 years of combining top-quality artistry with commercial success in dozens of shows, it's to be expected that Cirque du Soleil would finally stumble and fall on its face. Which is exactly what it's done with its latest project, Wintuk, which opened at Madison Square Garden this week.
The national tour of John Doyle's Sweeney Todd, starring Judy Kaye hits Toronto.
As one of Broadway's favourite musicals turns 50, and Toronto premieres a spinoff ballet, we look back at the show's lasting appeal.
We need to have this astonishing play produced in Toronto, but in the meantime, hurry to New York to see how magical a piece of theatre can be.
