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The company is set to establish a permanent location on the first floor of an $11-million condo complex in January
With a variety of faces and plays, this season explores themes of Canadian identity in the lead-up to the country's 150th anniversary
Broadway-bound play set in Gander, Nfld., in days after 9/11, receives warm response at a special showing in the small Maritime town
The artistic director of STO Union takes the country's richest prize for the stage
The visionary choreographer and dancer at the helm of Ballet BC has recently been appointed to the rank of Member of the Order of Canada
The young ARC company will stage Pomona in an industrial-type setting
Anyone who believes that Toronto's publicly subsidized theatres should reflect the actual public, at a time when "visible minorities" constitute a majority of the city's population, will sur…
The New Zealander is one of four dancers cast as Prince Charming in next month's production of Cinderella
Italian writer of caustic satires Accidental Death of an Anarchist and Mistero Buffo garnered mixed reviews
COC revives long-forgotten Handel opera at the Four Seasons Centre
The Circle runs Oct. 18 to Nov. 27 at the Tarragon Theatre's Extraspace
Iris Turcott guided, championed " and inspired " works of Canadian playwrights
He has peeved historians by distorting his past, and his efforts at Canadiana were reductive. But the Russian-born artist had admirable traits, too
Latin adaptations of Western classics, including the Bard's, reflect a sense of community " and the need to speak out
Reviews, I remind myself often, are for the readers. If people are going to spend money on tickets, they deserve criticism that helps them make good choices
Diva provides performance that could be talked about for generations
In a run-through of Norma, the Canadian Opera Company's first production of the season, its star soprano hits an awe-inspiring note
An ambitious Toronto festival, featuring the best and brightest in the world, looks to cultivate a new audience
Musicals, remounts, tours and American up-and-comers are all on the slate this fall
This is the first time that the jury has chosen five rather than four on its shortlist.
The long-time cast member of Saturday Night Live says he is a Howard Stern fan
Sousatzka will begin performances on Feb. 25 at Toronto's Elgin Theatre
Stand-up comic's book is revealing in its saner, more reflective moments
The Ontario repertory theatre company will not officially announce its casting for the 2017 season until next month " but information about who is starring in the big shows has already start…
Director Heidi Malazdrewich and the ShowStages Collective are the first in Canada to take on the challenge of staging The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
