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The venue's artistic director Donna Spencer doesn't deliberately push female voices or roles, but she does have a theory about why they speak to her
It's unclear if Elisa Citterio is actually a candidate to replace Jeanne Lamon, but she brought a new, original sound
American standup comedian and television writer Dana Gould says he 'binged' Stranger Things
When it comes to verbose villains of the sea, few are more eloquent than those in Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance
Albee challenged theatrical convention in masterworks such as Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and A Delicate Balance
DeAnne Smith, an established comedian with a potential for a breakthrough any moment now
The Irish actor is now coming to Toronto with the Abbey Theatre, which is the national theatre of Ireland, for its production of The Plough and the Stars
In a $2.5-million effort, the Edwardian-era theatre is getting regilded mouldings, a revamped floor and brand-new seats
Moral blind spots are a primary focus of the new play, provoking uncomfortable questions about the realm of sex
Ten apprentices will join the National Ballet of Canada this fall at the start of what they hope will be long and rewarding careers
At just 25, choreographer Robert Binet dares to dream with his new blend of modern dance and classical technique
Yiddish production of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman will be presented at the Toronto Centre for the Arts
Rebecca Kohler discusses ESPN's O.J. Simpson documentary and upcoming festival City of Craft
For those of who bemoan the state of culture in the 21st century, Stratford Festival artistic director Antoni Cimolino always programs one play each season to remind us that bawdy, body-base…
The Toronto singer-songwriter has written a novel, Deer Life
Shaw Festival's new artistic director Tim Carroll announces his first season, with two plays set in Canada on the bill
Carroll discusses diversity, directors and what he views as the festival's mandate
The Dora Award-winning up-and-coming actor will play the Canadian cancer activist and icon in Drayton Entertainment's upcoming world premiere
Come From Away will have two performances in Gander, Nfld., on Oct. 29
The most-hyped plays at this year's festival explore the worry that humanity may have messed up the world too much " and that it will come back to bite us in the babies
The show interspersed sketches with short soliloquies in which two comedians discuss their own in-flux situations as it pertained to their careers and personal lives
Unbelievers chronicles the lives of two women captured by Islamic State
Master clown Adam Lazarus stars in Daughter at the SummerWorks festival
The long-time artistic directors of Edmonton's Citadel Theatre and Theatre Calgary are both departing, creating a major shift in the province's theatre landscape
Natasha Mumba stars in the Shaw Festival's The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God and Alice in Wonderland
