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As the hit musical returns to Toronto for its second time, local fans try to explain why they love it so much.
Two Books examine Streisand, just as her tour begins.
Toronto Actor triumphs as Prince of Denmark at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre
Matinees failed to draw school tours; Show may have been past its prime
Toronto show to close January 7; Run falls short of predicted decade
How do you top a season where you moved into a new theatre, earned rave reviews both for the space and the work performed in it, and wound up winning a Dora for Best Production of a Play? W…
It's easy to envy the theatregoers of [Chicago]. They now have two major productions of Shakespearean tragedies (Hamlet and King Lear) on their stages. They couldn't be more different and, while each has flaws, they're both pitched at a level of bravura that's absolutely breathtaking.
Will Michael Healey's new play, Generous, match the success of The Drawer Boy?
Theatregoers have come to expect a unique brand of stagecraft from Daniel MacIvor. Which is why he's leaving it behind, writes Richard Ouzounian
'Before Aznavour, despair was unpopular,' said poet Jean Cocteau of the legendary singer, now on his farewell tour
Soulpepper Theatre premieres King Lear with 44 year showbiz veteran William Webster in the title role.
A night on the town with the leads from the touring company of Spamalot, now in Toronto.
Tom Stoppard's latest play is called Rock 'n' Roll and it certainly lives up to its title.
Long before Paris Hilton, there was Joan Collins, who grew up in a time when sex was still taboo. Next month she will take the stage in the premiere of Legends! which aims for a Broadway run
What's new, Buenos Aires? Well, for starters, Eva Peron has turned from a legend into a woman. Michael Grandage's thoughtful production, which opened this summer at the Adelphi Theatre to e…
Bertolt Brecht died 50 years ago this month and no greater tribute could have been offered to him than the National Theatre's powerfully chilling production of The Life of Galileo.
It may not have the scale or grandeur of Martin Luther King Jr.'s, but Djanet Sears also has a dream: that some day, the voices of black playwrights will be an integral part of Toronto's and…
The great-grandchildren of Georg von Trapp are on the road touring.
