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The Whisper Opera screams originality: review by Michael Vincent - Special To The Star

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 2:28pm on February 27, 2015

The 'Demon Chef' has a sentimental side by Richard Ouzounian

MasterChef Canada judge Alvin Leung says his new Toronto restaurant, to open in April, is a way to say thank you to the country where he was raised.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:00pm on February 26, 2015

Death and Life become Hailey Gillis in Soulpepper productions by Richard Ouzounian

Grimsby actress is deceased in Spoon River, alive and singing in American Pie " A Songbook Investigation and between both worlds in The Dybbuk.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:02pm on February 25, 2015

Whisper Opera makes a loud statement by Trish Crawford

The singers whisper and the musicians play ever so softly in David Lang's The Whisper Opera at the Theatre Centre until March 1.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 4:47pm on February 25, 2015

Art and autobiography meet in Two Room Apartment by Michael Crabb

Niv Sheinfeld and Oren Laor reimagined 1987 duet by Nir Ben-Gal and Liat Dror as a work for two men. It's on at Dancemakers Feb. 26 to March 1.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 3:44pm on February 25, 2015

Psychic Nikki a comedy success you'd never predict by Denis Grignon - Freelance Entertainment Writer

Clairvoyant teams with Lawrence Morgernstern in unique mix of standup and fortune-telling

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 3:24pm on February 25, 2015

The cast of The Wild Party a group worth celebrating: review by Richard Ouzounian

Despite a few casting misfires, this production from Acting Up Stage and Obsidian Theatre is worth seeing, with impeccable performances from the three leads.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 10:54pm on February 23, 2015

All-Canadian cast give themselves heart and soul to Once: review by Richard Ouzounian

Ian Lake and Trish Lindström as Guy and Girl elevate this musical with a bittersweet love story at its core, aided by a rock solid cast.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:00pm on February 22, 2015

House of Cards star Molly Parker returns to the stage by Richard Ouzounian

Playing lead in Harper Regan for Canadian Stage her first theatre role since The Passion of Dracula in Vancouver in 1996.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 2:43pm on February 19, 2015

The Sound of Cracking Bones: review by Robert Crew

The obscenity of child soldiers provides the angry spark for Suzanne Lebeau's The Sound of Cracking Bones at Theatre Passe Muraille.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:02am on February 19, 2015

Once more with feeling by Richard Ouzounian

Once stage musical based on 2006 film is a 'real and moving and honest' story, director John Tiffany says.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:59pm on February 18, 2015

Cannibal! The Musical gory excess and all farce all the time: Review by Robert Crew

Elicia MacKenzie is a strong-voiced Polly and Liam Tobin packs charisma as Alferd Packer, but a couple of scenes are in extremely questionable taste.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 3:05pm on February 18, 2015

Stratford's King Lear acquires new depths onscreen: review by Richard Ouzounian

With Colm Feore's performance and Antoni Cimolino's production, one of Shakespeare's most difficult plays delivered with complexity and conviction.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 2:11pm on February 18, 2015

The Wild Party hits Toronto after 15-year wait by Richard Ouzounian

Daren A. Herbert, Cara Ricketts play Queenie and Burrs in Michael John LaChiusa's musical, roles played by white actors on Broadway.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 4:34pm on February 17, 2015

Liam Tobin and Elicia MacKenzie eat up their roles in Cannibal by Eric Andrew-gee - Staff Reporter

Actors star in musical by Trey Parker about person eater Alferd Packer, on at Toronto's Panasonic Theatre.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 3:48pm on February 17, 2015

Stratford shares 'finest' of Shakespeare with the world by Richard Ouzounian

King Lear, starring Colm Feore, is among the first slot of live productions to be immortalized in film for the Stratford Festival HD Series.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:00am on February 16, 2015

National Ballet principal dancer Guillaume Cote wears many hats by Michael Crabb

Guillaume Cote is choreographing a full-length ballet based on Le Petit Prince.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:00am on February 15, 2015

Soulpepper play balances nostalgia with honesty by Robert Crew

Actors gracefully navigate their way through more than 50 roles, past and present, in A.R. Gurney's The Dining Room.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:01am on February 14, 2015

Angela Lansbury pushes 'Blithe Spirit' to new heights by Richard Ouzounian

At the age of 89, Lansbury is spearheading a comic invasion that makes you realize how funny Noel Coward's classic comedy remains.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 7:57am on February 13, 2015

Rebecca Northan's Blind Date returns to Tarragon Theatre by Richard Ouzounian

Season includes Ibsen's An Enemy of the People and world premieres from Gord Rand, Andrew Kushnir, Anna Chatterton, Kat Sandler, Fabrizio Fillippo

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:00am on February 13, 2015

Anna Kendrick: an actress who can't say no by Richard Ouzounian

She's making a lot of movies, including The Last Five Years and The Voices, opening Feb. 13, but Kendrick describes herself as a 'work freak.'

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:01am on February 13, 2015

Ryan Reynolds explains why he chased part in black comedy The Voices by Richard Ouzounian

Ryan Reynolds spoke to the Star during TIFF.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:33pm on February 12, 2015

Abyss a convoluted love triangle: review by Robert Crew

One character's main dramatic purpose seems to be telling, in grim, lurid detail, how to kill, skin and cook a rabbit.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:31pm on February 12, 2015

Reel Brief: Mini reviews of In Her Place, The Voices and The Last Five Years by Linda Barnard - Staff Reporter, Richard Ouzounian - Theatre Critic

Reel Brief reviews: In Her Place, The Voices, The Last Five Years

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 4:16pm on February 12, 2015

Let It Be arrives in Sony Centre Feb. 13 and 14 by Trish Crawford

The Beatles' career featured in Let It Be at Sony Centre Feb. 13, 14. We talk to Reuven Gershon who plays John Lennon.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 5:00am on February 12, 2015
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