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Son of the late Elwy Yost relishes his work on Justified and The Americans.
The London company's The Taming of the Shrew can be seen at Bloor Hot Docs Cinema as part of Globe on Screen.
Renowned director of Montreal Symphony leads Baroque orchestra in Toronto for the first time.
One-man show has Rick Miller taking audience on journey through history of baby boomer generation.
Jay Douglas, Tommy Ambrose and Albert Schultz join in Jan. 22 tribute to Sinatra, who would have turned 100 in 2015.
The Stratford star will succeed Jessie Mueller, who won a Tony Award for her portrayal of Carole King in the Broadway musical.
The extension to March 29 means that the planned transfer of the show to Broadway has been delayed until next season.
Sasha Djihanian, Jane Archibald and Jennifer Holloway play the three loves of Don Giovanni, played by Russell Braun, in Canadian Opera Company production opening Jan. 24.
Tenor turns 50 during Canadian Opera Company run of Don Giovanni. He first played Ottavio in Vienna in 1996.
We feel surprisingly little for the patients in Kim Ardal's play about breast cancer, despite some crackling performances.
Sometimes the unearthly glow of genius illuminates Berkeley Street Theatre's production of The Seagull. Other passages leave us in the dark.
With Chopped Canada back for a second season, chef talks cooking, making a TV show and his new Pearson restaurant
Jordan Pettle, Michelle Monteith and Jane Spidell wonderful as parents of sick children, but some scenes push us into hospital soap opera territory.
HER2 at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre about a group of women who are told they have incurable breast cancer
Part fractured fairy tale, part acrobatics display, part bluegrass concert " this novel rearrangement of the classic story is a rollicking delight.
Toronto Dance Theatre artistic director describes his adaptation of Hay's I'll Crane for You, debuting Jan. 15, as taking a plunge through rapids.
BOOM, a new one-man performance from the award-winning actor and director, crams a quarter-century of history in a hundred minutes. It opens in previews Jan. 15 at the Panasonic Theatre.
Renée Fleming reigns at the Met in The Merry Widow while Christine Goerke prepares to take Toronto by storm in Die Walkure.
Surreal and unbelievable moments during son's hospitalization in 2006 spur play at Tarragon Theatre
An all-star cast, under the direction of Chris Abraham, is creating a buzz for the new production of the Chekhov classic, opening Sunday at Berkeley Street Theatre.
High art and gritty street dance, commercial dance and ethnic dance " Dance Ontario's weekend program is a no-moves-barred event.
From Roots to Book of Negroes, Louis Gossett Jr. has been a trailblazer among African American actors for more than half a century.
Producers said early Tuesday that the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter's Broadway musical The Last Ship will close when he leaves the show Jan. 24.
From Graham Clark reading the phone book to a tragicomedy set during the Stanley Cup finals, fest runs Jan. 7 to 18 at Factory Theatre.
Parker begins lead role in Simon Stephens play just two days after new season of House of Cards debuts.
