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Goad is currently in his 12th season with the Festival and is playing Kent in King Lear and alternating the roles of Oberon and Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Actress revisits city where she lived as a child and where her father lost his life.
Mad Men star was listed by film fest guide as being in cast of James Franco's The Sound and the Fury, but he's not. We swear.
The former Dexter star will play the rock chanteuse at the centre of Hedwig and the Angry Inch on Broadway.
Karen Kain says raising the company's international profile is worth expense and risk of bringing Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to Lincoln Center.
Franco takes a modest approach to his second William Faulkner adaption: 'We didn't spend a whole lot of money. We'll make enough to make another one.'
Actress opens up about acting the Southern matriarch and her own children.
Stage star almost gave up on being a Broadway opener " until the landmark musical came along.
Hawn is this year's recipient of the annual Best Buddies Canada award.
Touring company production of Wicked, whichopened at Ed Mirvish Theatre, punches almost all the buttons to make this clever, tricky show a success.
"Every joke I make, no matter how tasteless, is there to draw attention to something I really care about."
Canadian actress to take over from Jessie Mueller in role of Carole King. Meanwhile, Toronto company looks to snag Joe Jonas for Buddy Holly musical.
From rocky beginnings, Wizard of Oz prequel soared to become an international hit.
Kurios " Cabinet of Curiosities one of the 'most joyous pieces of theatre' in years, according to the Star's Richard Ouzounian
The star of iconic sci-fi favourites Jaws and Close Encounters of the Third Kind will talk shop in a celebrity Q&A at Toronto's Fan Expo this weekend, yet the troubles of today " Missouri, c…
In David Young's Glenn, presented by Soulpepper Theatre, actors Brent Carver, Steven Sutcliffe, Mike Ross and Jeff Lillico portray aspects of Gould.
Rosa Laborde's 'True' back in Toronto with original cast Sept. 3-13
Complete slate of 13 plays for next year unveiled Monday.
As the Quebec-based performing company celebrates 30 years, its newest show rediscovers Cirque's simple origins.
The star of Atom Egoyan's latest film, The Captive, still thinks of himself as a teenager in Vancouver, stocking shelves at Safeway.
Festival calls production one of its "top-selling Shakespeare productions of all time"
A Tender Thing takes speeches from Romeo and Juliet, chops them up, and quite often assigns them to different actors.
Progress festival to present works from around the world and provide training and development opportunities
