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When Ewan McGregor grins and Jane Krakowski sniffles, you can almost forget what's surrounding them in the current revival of Guys and Dolls.
Almost.
Less financial risk among reasons for recent Yankee invasion
Here's a tale of two festivals - Shaw and Stratford; and two musical divas - Rose and Dolly.
After hitting the road with Mamma Mia! nearly 5 years ago, Louise Pitre is back
The bitch is back. In every sense of the word.
Elton John returned to the Colosseum at Caesars Palace after a lengthy vacation and used his opening show to diss the room's primary tenant, Céline Dion.
Toronto actors snag coveted roles in $27 million stage adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien novel
32-year-old Michael Therriault moves from Broadway to the Canon Theatre as Gollum
Billy Ray Cyrus is in love with a man.
"I love Irving Berlin," he declares with that good-ol'-boy grin. "The only other guy I ever felt that way about was Ronnie Hawkins."
How a Toronto Fringe hit from 1999 is finally on its way to Broadway.
Amanda Plummer, famous child of established stars, didn't always accept her destiny as an actress. This summer she follows in her father's footsteps, taking the stage at Stratford as Joan of…
Canadian star of Mamma Mia and Shaw Festival, Adam Brazier, is playing the leading role in The Likes Of Us, this year's Andrew Lloyd Webber Symdonton workshop show. It's the first production…
I didn't just like it ... I loved it.
Antoni Cimolino's "summer of love" production of As You Like It, complete with songs by The Barenaked Ladies, is an explosion of pure delight that absolutely shimmers on the stage.
Blue Man Group has prospered around the world for 18 years without any role for organized labour. Local unions wanted here to be different. And so it is.
Hello, Dolly! had bumpy road to smash hit status
Denzel Washington's co-star in Julius Caesar will star in Oliver!, Coriolanus and Don Juan at the Stratford Festival next season.
It was a wonderful way to say goodbye.
