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In a rare but realistic portrayal of Canadian creativity, women are behind more than half of the pieces in this year's lineup
Toronto-based theatre company will be bringing six productions, all penned by Canadians, to New York next summer
Dora Award-winning Weyni Mengesha is an in-demand director " here's how she became one
Mike Ward was ordered to pay $35,000 to young artist for jokes about his singing and facial disfigurement
Despite its low profile, Dance Collection Danse has an amazing story to tell
Harrison James is young, but his verve has been rewarded with a rapid rise within the National Ballet
Blackwell is checking items off her bucket list, visiting magical places and watching a crime noir Netflix series
For its first performance there in 26 years, the company is tackling Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale
Mike Ward may appear like a free-speech martyr, but comedians could learn some humility
Drabinsky is trying to stage a Broadway comeback, after a 2009 fraud and forgery conviction, with a musical adaptation of the novel Madame Sousatzka
The show will have performances at Royal Alexandra Theatre in November
Our Beautiful Sons finds a powerful moment of humanity in a story about a military family
Enthusiasts dispute tales and portrayals of Alexander Hamilton in Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway hit
McKinley Austin from the U.S. touring production will play the plucky title character for the first week
Kaeja d'Dance co-artistic director Allen Kaeja hosts Porch View Dances
Creator of Hamilton's calendar is filled with projects, including a role on a Mary Poppins sequel
Montréal Complètement Cirque brings out the city's long love affair with acrobatics, farce and derring-do
Hannah Levinson, Jaime MacLean and Jenna Weir have a lot resting on their little shoulders as they share the title role in the Canadian premiere production
It's highly unlikely that the author Roald Dahl was thinking of Donald Trump when he dreamed up the impressively nasty boarding school headmistress Miss Trunchbull for his beloved 1988 novel…
Sandler is the writer-dierctor of Bright Lights, a dark comedy from her Theatre Brouhaha company
James Wright retires June 30 from Vancouver Opera
All but one of the large theatre category prizes is claimed by one production, a first for these awards
Trio of millennial playwrights take top prizes to signal generational shift on Toronto stages
Our closest thing would be the National Arts Centre, an institution that, on the English theatre side, has made great progress in the last 15 years reimagining itself as a national stage by …
Latest in soulpepper's Concert Series focuses on the impact of the Canadian Pacific Railway on our culture
