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The National Ballet of Canada takes its fall season online so its dancers can perform again by Michael Crabb - Special To The Star

'We must find ways to allow them to dance,' says Karen Kain in announcing 'Expansive Dances' by Robert Binet, Alysa Pires and Guillaume Côté, and the 'Spotlight Series' by Jera Wolfe, Ke…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:00pm on September 3, 2020

National Arts Centre takes theatre to the great outdoors with COVID-friendly performances by Adina Bresge - The Canadian Press

The Grand Acts of Theatre initiative will see large-scale outdoor works staged in 11 communities from coast to coast as the pandemic has shuttered live venues

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 2:54pm on August 27, 2020

Toronto's Ed Mirvish Theatre celebrates a century of showtime! by Carly Maga - Theatre Critic

From showgirls and vaudeville to scandals and corporate rescues, the former Pantages Theatre, renamed for beloved Toronto impresario and businessman Ed Mirvish, turns 100 with a more muted C…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:00am on August 27, 2020

The Ed Mirvish Theatre turns 100 on Aug. 28 and Mirvish will celebrate with limited guided tours by Debra Yeo - Toronto Star

It opened Aug. 28, 1920 as the Pantages vaudeville theatre, became the Imperial during its years as a movie theatre and went back to the Pantages with 'The Phantom of the Opera' in 1989. It'…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 2:42pm on August 24, 2020

Five podcasts to bring theatre into your home by Phoebe Lett - The New York Times

Many theatre companies are closed amid the pandemic, but that doesn't mean you can't immerse yourself in the magic of a play.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 1:05pm on August 23, 2020

Tony Awards for shortened Broadway season will go digital by Mark Kennedy

Tony Award Productions said Friday that the celebration of live theatre will be digital but offered no date or streaming platform.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 2:03pm on August 21, 2020

If you've been missing theatre in Toronto, here are two plays you can see " outdoors " before August ends by Carly Maga - Theatre Critic

Guild Festival Theatre is staging its 'Alice in Wonderland, 'Salt-Water Moon,' puppets, music and dance hybrid in the east end; Theaturtle and Shakespeare in Action present the Wajdi Mouawad…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 3:08pm on August 19, 2020

Author Andre Alexis on the importance of 'play' in pandemic-set audio drama by Adina Bresge - The Canadian Press

The award-winning Canadian author says his new audio drama started as a game between him and his partner's daughter.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 3:03pm on August 16, 2020

For Greece's theatres, the coronavirus is a tragedy by Niki Kitsantonis - The New York Times

Even if closed theatres reopen in the fall, the social distancing rules that they will most likely have to introduce will mean greatly reduced ticket sales " and state subsidies on their own…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:58pm on August 11, 2020

The ghosts of Toronto's Royal Alexandra Theatre star in new serialized story and podcast by Debra Yeo - Toronto Star

'Ghosts of the Royal Alex' takes readers and listeners inside Canada's 'most famous haunted theatre' with biweekly episodes.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:45pm on July 20, 2020

Swan song for National Ballet's Lorna Geddes and Laszlo Surmeyan after a combined 114 years on stage by William Littler - Contributing Columnist

After a combined 114 years on stage Lorna Geddes and Laszlo Surmeyan bid farewell to a lifetime of character roles in the National Ballet's corps de ballet

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:00am on July 18, 2020

Groundlings, Upright Citizens Brigade face racism and the 'comedy problem' by Jessica Gelt - Los Angeles Times

There is finite room in the top ranks of L.A.'s leading improv and sketch comedy groups, and the performers selected to breathe the rarefied air have long been white.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 2:47pm on July 14, 2020

'The Brothers Size' and 'The Mush Hole' take five Dora Awards each by Debra Yeo - Toronto Star

Canadian Opera Company wins four for 'Rusalka'; 'Piaf/Dietrich' is named Best Musical; and 'Caroline, or Change' takes the performance awards in the musical theatre category.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 9:00pm on June 29, 2020

Broadway shutdown due to coronavirus extended again until January by Mark Kennedy

Although an exact date for performances to resume has yet to be determined, Broadway producers are now offering refunds and exchanges for tickets purchased for shows through Jan. 3.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 3:11pm on June 29, 2020

Canadian Opera Company calls off fall schedule by Garnet Fraser - Toronto Star

In-person performances not happening until early 2021, though the COC is creating online offerings.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 1:55pm on June 22, 2020

How 'Phantom of the Opera' survived the pandemic by Jennifer Schuessler - The New York Times,su-hyun Lee

As theatres around the globe were abruptly shuttered by the pandemic, with no clear path to reopening in sight, the world tour of "Phantom" has been soldiering on in Seoul, South Korea.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:00am on June 19, 2020

I want to speak candidly. I want to tell the truth by Brefny Caribou - Contributing Columnist

A theatre actor and writer with a master's degree in acting from York University, Brefny Caribou, 28, is of northern Manitoba Swampy Cree and Irish-settler descent. She offers insight into h…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:00am on June 18, 2020

Indigenous voices take the lead on Stratford Festival's social media by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic,carly Maga - Theatre Critic

Two days of testimony and activism by First Nations artists on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube begin Friday, June 19. The initiative follows the festival's successful first venture …

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:00am on June 18, 2020

As one of the few Black theatre leaders in Toronto, for Weyni Mengesha systemic racism is nothing new by Carly Maga - Theatre Critic

'You feel completely hopeless and then completely hopeful in the next second,' says the artistic director of Soulpepper Theatre.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:00am on June 14, 2020

Karen Kain had well-laid plans for her National Ballet goodbye " but COVID-19 had other ideas by Michael Crabb - Special To The Star

With major premieres like a new 'Swan Lake' and 'MaddAddam' postponed, and the search for a successor slowed, the prima ballerina turned artistic director will stay as long as the company ne…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 7:30am on June 13, 2020

The Stratford Festival admitted its own systemic racism and gave Black artists a chance to speak out by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic,carly Maga - Theatre Critic

For 72 hours, the Stratford Festival handed its social media channels to Black artists and artisans. They revealed their experiences of racism throughout Canada's theatre world and urged Str…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 6:00am on June 10, 2020

Playwright Tomson Highway on why artists need to fight evil by Karen Fricker - Theatre Critic

The Cree playwright, whose 'The Cave' is part of the online Luminato Festival, says 'the greater the challenge the greater the fight,' whether it's anti-Black racism, climate change or the m…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 7:00am on June 9, 2020

Leading Dora Award nominees include Soulpepper's 'The Brothers Size,' the musical 'Caroline, or Change' and 'Marjorie Prime' from Coal M by Debra Yeo - Toronto Star

Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts announces 243 nominations, with winners to be announced June 29.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 11:43am on June 8, 2020

Second City owner Andrew Alexander to exit after accusations of institutionalized racism levelled at theatre by Chris Jones - Chicago Tribune

Andrew Alexander, 76, who was an influential member of the Toronto theatre and television scene, said he had "failed to create an anti-racist environment wherein artists of colour might thri…

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 9:31am on June 7, 2020

New York theatres open up lobbies for racial justice protesters by Julia Jacobs - The New York Times

Several theatres in Manhattan and Brooklyn announced that they would allow demonstrators into their buildings to use the restroom, drink water or charge their phones.

SOURCE: Toronto Star at 12:09pm on June 5, 2020
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