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Calling Hamilton "a hip-hop musical about one of America's Founding Fathers" only explains part of what makes this show so special.
After playing the Queen of Hearts, Tanya Howard gets a turn in the demanding lead role of the National Ballet's runaway hit Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Sky Gilbert's new production opens at Theatre Passe Muraille Backspace.
The veteran actress, who lived in Toronto during the Second World War, returns to the director's chair with Miss Julie, starring Jessica Chastain and Colin Farrell.
A child's view, a screenwriting gig, tax shelters, a Sandler film and a throwback
Daniel MacIvor's latest play sets out to indict those he feels control our city but it comes across more like an overdose of bile.
Choreographer has a new DanceWorks project hitting the Harbourfront Centre this week that recognizes abuse with the intent of making a 'social statement.'
Second City's latest revue, How to Kill a Comedian, take outrageous chances with bountiful results. Nights in the theatre don't get funnier than this.
Wonderland's Christopher Wheeldon was rumoured to direct the planned Luminato production, with vocals by Martha Wainwright, but news of the production has vanished.
The prolific playwright intends his last play as writer-in-residence at Tarragon Theatre to be a dark and dirty one. "But there's jokes," he promises. "Of course there's jokes."
The Kodo performers, returning to Toronto with a new, multi-disciplinary show, undergo rigorous training in the historic Japanese art form of Taiko drumming.
Songwriter Marc Jordan has written hit songs for stars ranging from Cher and Rod Stewart to Diana Ross while dealing with dyslexia.
Blue Jays Way location expanding by 8,000 square feet to accommodate growing number of improve and sketch comedy classes.
'Heart of Robin Hood' band Parsonsfield breaks out with March 8 show at the Drake.
Simon Stephens' drama deals with British housewife in mid-life who finds her existence turned upside down in a visit to her dying father.
Violinist Vadim Repin, called Russia's Paganini, plays Ravel, Bartok, Debussy, Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky at Toronto's Koerner Hall before returning for Siberian arts festival
Singer will be inducted into Canadian Music Hall of Fame at March 15 Juno Awards.
The four ballets on view, two of them company premieres, span almost half a century of movement evolution.
Tasteless riff on the cult TV show Faulty Towers may bill itself as "dining experience" but entirely lacks the flavour of the original.
Entertainment in Sin City include Cirque shows, comedy from Brad Garrett, Siegfried and Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat, and the Mob Museum.
The Judas Kiss with Rupert Everett as Oscar Wilde is also part of 2014/15 playbill.
Fitting the Canadian Opera Company's Semele into the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Gilman opera house required technical ingenuity.
Krystel Descary won't reveal secrets of the puppet she manipulates in Tout à Trac's Pinocchio, on at Young People's Theatre March 3 to 21.
The work, made almost 60 years ago as a program filler, is part of company's mixed program with Man in Black, Chroma and Carousel (A Dance).
The energy for William Yong's World Stage production, March 4 to 7, is generated in part from the performers.
