Canadian musical Drowsy rouses N.Y. by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN
A witty Toronto musical of humble birth has triumphant opening on Broadway, scaling new heights for a Canadian play
A witty Toronto musical of humble birth has triumphant opening on Broadway, scaling new heights for a Canadian play
Martin Short's functional life was too dull to anchor a show. So he rewrote it.
U of T reading by invitation only
It manages to combine a high-tech glossiness with a deeply rooted sense of humanity.
In the end, this production tries so hard to have "edge" it winds up like those new five-blade razors: so much hype, so much heft, so little effect.
The Stratford Festival will announce its new leader this morning and all signs point to Antoni Cimolino.
When Bob Martin and Janet Van De Graaff got married, little did they know their nuptials would entertain theatregoers for years to come
Gaps in casting cost production
Canadian Marla Rubin won Danes' approval to unleash a family's shame onstage.
Ana Gasteyer moves to Broadway musicals
Sarah Jones discovers pot of gold in her city's cultural rainbow.
Toronto's artful noir playwright is much revived, hearing old voices
For all the creators' talk about wanting to emphasize the human element in Tolkien's story, that's what's almost totally missing from the version they've presented us.
Toronto's Hummingbird Centre will close in 2007 for 20 months of renovations, ending with the same show it opened with in 1960... Camelot.
Thoughts on the Power of Oprah.
A backstage battle of epic proportions has been ferociously waged to wrestle The Lord of the Rings into a manageable time and shape for Thursday's premiere. The struggle isn't yet over. Is i…