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From the streets of Colombia to the stages of Broadway, it's all been part of the same journey for Sergio Trujillo.
A look at the best and worst of the 2005 Toronto Theatre season.
Paul Schoeffler, Shannon Lewis and Rhett George have all spent the last year playing featured roles in the Broadway revival of Sweet Charity, starring Christina Applegate.
The Star's theatre critic Richard Ouzounian is getting ready for love, betrayal, death, bullfights and lots of cigars. He will be writing the lyrics for the upcoming Broadway musical, Carmen.
The Producers has one Oscar, 12 Tonys, three lives and one very happy and not-so-modest creator
Billy Joel is back and not just in tabloid headlines. With a new box set, a hit musical and a planned solo tour, the Piano Man hopes to prove himself to a new generation
Locomotive scene easily matches Phantom's chandelier
Only disappointment in new musical is the lyrics
Spike Lee wanted Timberlake and Aguilera, but one of the most commercial directors in the biz, Chris Columbus, cast Rent, the movie, with the same people who populated the play in its off-Br…
Des McAnuff at work on musical
'Stop thinking I grew up in a chamber of horrors,' says Liza Minnelli. She's been a punchline almost as long as she's been a legend, but the ghosts that hover near her seem to be at bay righ…
Nathan Lane's a genius, but you can't have a couple - even an odd one - made up of one person.
Dame Edna hits Toronto.
After Les Miz and Phantom, he swore never to commit to another giant musical. Then, he tells Richard Ouzounian, came The Pirate Queen
How little-known James Loye landed the role of a lifetime, with a little help from ... James Taylor?
How long has the comedian been working on his one-man show? Oh, about 57 years
It's been 20 years since Cosette first began to break audience hearts in Les Misérables.
And what better way to celebrate a birthday than another run at the stage?
