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After working in both Canada and Europe, Kim Gaynor is using her experience to transform the organization
National Arts Centre's programming will feature more than 1,000 artists
Groundling Theatre Company to remount play in beautiful, intimate setting in Toronto
Brandon Victor Dixon, currently playing Aaron Burr in the musical about the American revolution and its aftermath, then spoke to Pence directly during the curtain call
He won acclaim for his portrayal of the Métis leader in the eponymous opera, which premiered in 1967
The possibility of London Road being a complete and utter disaster is what motivated director Rufus Norris to tackle it, first on stage at the National Theatre in London, then on film
The Berlin Philharmoic was great because its playing was so transparent, so clear
Margaret Norrie McCain has requested the Theatre Centre be named after its artistic director, Franco Boni
Cinderella's integrated choreography-comedy gets tiresome quickly
Ballet has long been a vital art form that moves the cultural conversation forward. As the National Ballet of Canada launches its 65th season, Martha Schabas asks how the company can maintai…
Annabel Soutar's Fredy documents the 2008 shooting death by Montreal police of Fredy Villanueva
Osvaldo Golijov's Ayre is brilliantly performed by Miriam Khalil and an ensemble of 11 musicians
Charity that empowers young at-risk Canadians visits remote place in Marten Falls First Nation
Honour is handed out every two years by the Canadian Theatre Critics Association
A veteran of the Stratford Festival and numerous CBC productions, Mr. Follows took his work seriously, but he was also able to poke fun at his need for veracity
Soprano Miriam Khalil to sing Ayre by Osvaldo Golijov, a work that might have been written for her
Fight Night by Ontroerend Goed gives attendees a hand-held voting gadget, then makes them complicit in a dynamic and playful skewering of democracy
The independent theatre company responds to an open letter that alleged gender discrimination in the hiring of its new artistic director
Newfoundlanders who sheltered 6,600 stranded 9/11 travellers get a preview of Broadway-bound musical based on their kindnesses
The show at Panasonic Theatre invites audiences to probe their own political inclinations
Is he or she the one? Is it in the stars?Constellations , from the gifted British playwright Nick Payne, explores the possibilities of love and the idea of infinite universes. In advance of …
Let Us All Sing highlights the joyful sense of spontaneity that is the hallmark of the Choir and Orchestra
Michael Therriault, Sara Topham and Tom McCamus will be all be joining the Shaw Festival
Toronto Dance Theatre's Animated has four pieces from different periods of Christopher House's career
Nederlands Dans Theater brings performance to Montreal's Place des Arts
