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Sheila Heti's All Our Days Are Stupid started out as a 'ragtag' production of a once 'unstageable' script in a tiny storefront.
Monroe look- and sound-alike is the latest in a long list of actresses to tackle the daunting role of playing screen icon Marilyn Monroe.
New full-length ballet from principal dancer Guillaume Côté and Christopher Wheeldon's adaptation of a Shakespeare play part of 2015-16 bill
Operating surplus of $815,000 gives Niagara-on-the-Lake theatre company an accumulated surplus for first time in over 10 years.
In modern-day update Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman and Joseph Jomo Pierre now on at Factory Theatre, Nancy and Ollie are in love and communicate by text message.
The Soulpepper revival of this influential play keeps the framework of the original but throws in every possible reference to modern-day Toronto.
This tale of poets Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett tears audience's hearts as the couple destroy and rebuild themselves over and over.
Actress who is also accomplished playwright sees similarities between AMC drama, which returns Feb. 8, and her play Eclipsed about Liberian civil war.
Public miniconcert one of several across city to kick off Toronto Symphony Orchestra festival dedicated to the piano, on until Feb. 14.
In Florence Gibson MacDonald's play, Elizabeth Barrett Browning loves Robert Browning, but she loves drugs more.
Maxine Heppner presents Old Stories Feb. 5 to 8 after project was derailed by her bike accident and concussion.
Stratford Festival actress's play, beginning Feb. 5 at Theatre Passe Muraille, is about the disabled sibling who is and the one who might have been.
Beginning Feb. 4 at the Theatre Centre, festival presents international works in challenging theatrical formats.
Toronto public spaces from City Hall to Union Station to be filled with piano music as 10-day festival kicks off
Dance Immersion production features the work of eight female choreographers.
Director Atom Egoyan steers this Canadian Opera Company production well, showcasing the strength of his female Valkyries, including Christine Goerke.
89-year-old actress, who appears in Toronto in Blithe Spirit starting Feb. 11, says she won't stop acting 'before the absolute end.'
Musical begins its return visit Feb. 10 with an all-Canadian cast and advance sales are already strong.
Former National Ballet of Canada artistic director takes on difficult drama The Prince of Homburg at Barrie's Talk Is Free Theatre.
Renowned dancer and choreographer launches Danceworks 2015 program in first visit to Toronto in almost a decade.
Toronto company to stage productions at Opera Royal every other season, beginning with Armide in November.
Director Dmitri Tcherniakov's interpretation of a world of dysfunctional people and the Lord of Misrule is like nothing you've seen in your life.
1976 and Recent Future kick off company's plans to be a 'national epicentre for dance experimentation.'
Tamsin Kelsey brings bite to Sharr White's protagonist Juliana, ably supported by Jim Mezon, Haley McGee and Joe Cobden.
Performers spill out their heartfelt stories of what it means to be gay and Jamaican.
