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An episode of Just For Laughs: All Access hosted by Fisher will run on the Comedy Network
Written by late playwright Linda Griffiths, Alien Creature quietly condemns the way free markets push artists to the socio-economic fringe
Call them the seeds of her content. This time of year, the unsinkable comedian and vegetable enthusiast Sandra Shamas reads seed guides as she envisions her summer garden. The annual catalog…
Arun Lakra's play, which focuses on themes that have been done to death, is ultimately too short on character
After battling a serious illness, maestro to conduct the Mozart opera Thursday
The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival promises to inject artists' perspective into the wider conversation and act as the 'unraveller of taboo'
The wide-ranging offering will feature a unique 'artist-in-residence' arrangement with Canadian soprano Jane Archibald
The biennial award honours a Canadian artist who demonstrates excellence in the performing arts and who is dedicated to the championing of the arts
Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin is the artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company, which is about to embark on a four-city Canadian tour
Actress-playwright Kristen Thomson talks about progression of her career and the theatrical elements of weddings
Silk Bath is a fake reality show in which immigrants battle Hunger Games-style for citizenship
From a landmark musical to a thrilling Shakespeare shake-up, these were the best productions in a stellar year for Canadian theatre
Although the fabulous Fiona Reid stars as the Queen in the upcoming production of Peter Morgan's The Audience at the Royal Alex, some applause will undoubtedly go to corgis Butters and Hachi
According the Mirvish Productions, the show sold more than $1.7-million of new tickets in the days following its opening on Nov. 23
Clyde Wagner, Luminato's executive producer, is leaving the arts festival to be president and chief executive of Civic Theatres Toronto (CTT), taking charge of the Sony Centre, the St. Lawre…
Works new and old, both classical and contemporary, graced Toronto this year and made an impression in more ways than one
L'Opéra de Montréal wants to tell stories that are rarely told in their art form, and involving the subjects every step of the way
Ottawa 2017 celebrations surrounding the 150th anniversary of Confederation have provided an opportunity for CEO Peter Herrndorf
National Ballet of Canada's 21st staging of the Christmas classic sets the story in czarist Russia, and digs up its folkloric undertones
Comedian Mark Forward, who is about to tape his first comedy special, talks to The Globe about his early days and what drove him to succeed
Shorter after Ride the Cyclone started in off-Broadway previews, Richmond's mother, Janet Wright of Corner Gas fame, died
His tastes run so dark we're getting seasonal affective disorder just hearing about it
National Arts Centre expects to invest the money in 15 to 20 projects a year, which do not have to appear on its stages
Daniel MacIvor, the actor-playwright, explores in a one-man play his own dark connections with monologist who killed himself in 2004
On Nov. 26, during the evening performance, Hodgkinson will be honoured as she dances opposite Guillaume Côté as Eugene Onegin
