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Actress who plays Red in Orange Is the New Black and was captain in Star Trek: Voyager has memoir, Born With Teeth.
Producer Adam Blanshay was the night's big winner for Sunny Afternoon, the musical, which took four Olivier Awards, including Best Musical.
Peter Chin and Susie Burpee's abstract new works explore notions of truth, empathy and reincarnation.
It's the first attempt to put one of the most iconic of all MGM movie musicals on stage.
Barry Humphries rocks theatre with laughter for two and a half hours of comic genius as he gets off zingers as his alter ego, Dame Edna, with class and style.
47-year-old Canadian singer feeling "amazing, thrilled, humbled, a little bit surprised" to be among winners announced Thursday.
In Quebec playwright Michel Marc Bouchard's Tom At The Farm a gay man is caught between comforting his late lover's family and keeping his secret from them.
At its best, Opera Atelier's production of Orpheus and Eurydice leaves listeners spellbound.
Company presents Berlioz version of Gluck opera of timeless love story at Elgin Theatre April 9.
Equine masters and their flesh-and-blood servants play together in perfect harmony in scenes splashed on a giant canvas.
Ten-day Toronto festival includes big events like Apocalypsis, big venues like the Hearn Generation Station, family fare like a TSO concert with pets and a focus on artists of the Americas.
Mamela Nyamza and Luyanda Sidiya bring works to festival, presented by Canadian Stage April 8 to 25.
No two nights are the same for Raphaël D'Amour and his fellow musicians.
Stratford production starring Tom McCamus, Graham Abbey and Seana McKenna at Cineplex theatres April 9 and 12.
'We don't educate the horses; they educate us,' says Benjamin Aillaud, equestrian director of big-top show opening in Toronto April 8
Matthew Weiner, Jon Hamm and John Slattery talk about the coming and going of the AMC drama.
Australian comedian behind Dame Edna recalls first visit to Toronto to play Fagin in Oliver!
The grand dame dishes on Conrad Black, Helen Mirren, Céline Dion and avoiding Rob Ford
Playwright Hannah Moscovitch charters unknown scientific territory with some familiar artillery in this Tarragon Theatre show.
Play part of a full schedule for Moscovitch, who's also writing for CBC's X Company and developing Fall on Your Knees for Shaw Festival
One of the better troupes, Russian National Ballet Theatre, to appear at Flato Markham Theatre March 31 to April 2.
Starring role in Beautiful on Broadway almost got away from Canadian actress, who relates to the songwriter she's playing.
With increased attendance at its Shakespeare productions, theatre fest ended its season with an extra $795,000
Brandon Crone's play about a sexual dominator and his teenage nephew moves along comfortably until the last 10 minutes.
