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The Bakelite Masterpiece features a character based on Toronto man's uncle in Holland after the Second World War.
To call The Second City Guide to the Symphony the comedy highlight of 2014 wouldn't be far off the mark at all.
Macdonald is remembered as a man important to the landscape of Canadian performing arts, as both a dancer and choreographer.
A first-hand look at Toronto's LockQuest, which combines a room escape game with a book club for a stylish entertainment.
Princess of Wales show brings memories of Christmases past for Osmond brother and sister.
Elgin Theatre's annual Christmas pantomime, though a little too long in Act I, still has that feel-good sensation that sends you home grinning.
Toronto dance troupe reimagines the holiday classic using the gamut of black music
Former Sound of Music and Rock of Ages star will play Polly Pry to Liam Tobin's Alfred Packer when musical opens in Toronto Feb. 10.
Play about Jesuit philosopher and scientist Teilhard de Chardin is an intellectually challenging depiction we need more of in theatre.
George F. Walker's award-winning play joins Florence Gibson MacDonald's How Do I Love Thee? and Colleen Murphy's Armstrong's War on the bill.
In one of the boldest gambles in many a theatre season, Sting will begin acting in the Broadway musical The Last Ship " for which he wrote the music and lyrics " in hopes that his fans will …
Benj Pasek and Justin Paul are the songwriting partners behind the musical version of the Roald Dahl story coming to Toronto's Young People's Theatre.
The show critics praise as a 'crowd-pleasing stage spectacle' will begin performances Dec. 23 at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto.
This psychologically probing performance choreographed by John Neumeier portrays the turbulent life of an early 20th-century star dancer.
The 43-year-old Broadway star has pulled off a trifecta of audience-relating songs that any actress would envy.
Both Ross Petty Productions and the Ryerson Theatre School have made pantos out of the classic fairy tale.
The late director had a remarkable career that included Silkwood, Working Girl, Angels in America, Closer and Death of a Salesman.
Improved version of sequel to Cavalia to open here April 8
Cyrus Lane, Maev Beaty star in The De Chardin Project, a heady piece that begins previews Nov. 20 at Theatre Passe Muraille.
With National Ballet of Canada's revival opening Nov. 22, choreographer John Neumeier says ballet star's wife got a bad rap.
The play is an edgy little satire about the continuing exploitation of women by and in the media, and the hypocrisy of those involved.
Ahead of her appearance at Inspire! Toronto book fair, author talks about her return to the undead literary fold in the age of True Blood and Twilight
Author of "Where I Belong" talks about the path that took him from a struggling Newfoundland fishing village to worldly lead singer of a successful band.
Christopher J. Hanke displays comic virtuosity as an unemployed L.A. actor who lands a job looking after Barbra Streisand's junk.
