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Actress needed mental and physical strength to film Ruba Nadda's October Gale.
Brief reviews of movies White God, The Resurrection of a Bastard, Marinoni, That Guy Dick Miller and October Gale.
The Stratford actress took over the Tony Award-winning role this month and captures the musical icon to perfection, Richard Ouzounian writes.
Intellectually disabled actors from Zurich's Theater HORA are stars of production, at Harbourfront until March 29.
Actor plays lead in London production of A View From the Bridge, showing in Cineplex theatres in GTA on March 26.
Family behind Toronto's Ritmo Flamenco fell in love with the dance form and they're not even Spanish.
The Gospel According to Mark triumphs on actor Kenneth Welsh's rugged approach, but Ins Choi's Subway Stations of the Cross is fuzzy and self-indulgent.
The Kaejas are more interested in shaping plans for the future than reflecting on the past.
Thankfully, playwright John Patrick Shanley does not reveal exactly what secret women have been hiding from men throughout our existence.
Former star of Rocky the Musical getting raves for his role as a dim but sexy actor in Broadway's newest hit.
For 11th year, 10 young dancers from five major international companies compete at home of the National Ballet of Canada for the Erik Bruhn Prize.
Toronto's oldest rock choir is the only Canadian choir to be invited to a 16-choir strong Total Vocal concert at Carnegie Hall March 29.
Allegra Fulton and Diana Belshaw are commendable playing aboriginal women, but staging doesn't allow us to delight in their achievements.
The 2009 Star Trek movie will be shown in high definition at the Sony Centre March 21 with the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony.
From making sole Florentine to get dates in college to his food show Just Eats, TV chef says he's been really fortunate
A DJ, soprano Carla Huhtanen, a percussionist and classic movies combine for Tapestry Opera's experimental production that also salutes Maria Callas.
Three people fights over two jobs in this taut drama at Coal Mine Theatre " it's a blood sport with professional death at the end.
Enakshi Sinha says piece is "inspired by every woman who is fighting for her rights and identity."
Busy Pulitzer, Oscar and Tony-winning playwright brings his latest, A Woman Is a Secret, to Toronto's Theatre Centre March 19.
Fiona Reid is stellar in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, which opened at the Panasonic Theatre.
Author Yvette Nolan and director Nina Lee Aquino decided to find their ideal cast for Factory Theatre/Native Earth production, regardless of race.
Theatre Rhea production succeeds with fine cast in telling the story of a woman haunted by memories of her loving father.
National Ballet production of Christopher Wheeldon's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is filled with a sparkling constellation of lead characters.
Playwright Christopher Durang on the real-life 'what-if' that inspired Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, opening at Panasonic Theatre.
