Gene Saks: The hit man behind Barrymore and so many others
Three-time Tony Award winner has staged everything from Mame to Same Time, Next Year
Three-time Tony Award winner has staged everything from Mame to Same Time, Next Year
Critically acclaimed production is to open May 3 at a new theatre next to Roundhouse Park.
Stratford star's production of The Importance of Being Earnest held over until July 3.
His 1967 Antony and Cleopatra started our critic on a lifelong infatuation with the Festival Theatre.
As actor prepares to remount play, he's struck once more by his life's parallels with the fabled thespian he portrays.
Her biggest hit set A Midsummer Night's Dream inside a disco
Louise Pitre performs a selection from Sisters, a new Quebecois musical
Her biggest hit set A Midsummer Night's Dream inside a disco
Toronto's Kate Hennig starred on Broadway and now is coming here.
Continued to work at Stratford as a director through the 2008 season
Unanimous raves greet Stratford star in the New York production of The Importance of Being Earnest.
Wingfield Lost and Found exchanges boffo laughs for more Chekhovian rhythms.
Entourage star uses his time away from the set to make his own films of self-exploration
Chris Lorway has been with festival for five years. “We've done a lot of good work, but sometimes you need a new voice,” he said.
Wingfield Lost and Found is seventh play in successful series by Dan Needles.
Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Ruined is the latest work to explore the tragedy of African genocide.
Married to Sheila McCarthy, he was known for his strength and versatility as a performer.
Superstar Barbra Streisand is reported to be set to produce, direct and star in a show about stripper Gypsy Rose Lee and her monstrous stage mother.
There is something so profoundly wrong about the production of The Misanthrope which opened Wednesday night at the Tarragon Theatre that it takes a while to come to grips with it.
From age 15, cooking has been his life
Workshopped at many indie venues, her show is now opening at Theatre Passe Muraille
An award-winning musical about anti-semitism in the U.S. South lacks excitement.
Criss Angel, Twyla Tharp and Adrian Marchuk all trying something new in Las Vegas
Thirty-year veteran of Canadian stage and screen died Thursday of cervical cancer. She was to have directed Candida at the 2011 Shaw Festival.
An award-winning musical about anti-semitism in the U.S. South lacks excitement.