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Jake Epstein, Scott J. Campbell, Gabriel Antonacci and Talia Aaron show their acting chops in tale of angry, disaffected youth.
Richard Ouzounian brings us his most memorable quotes from a year of 50 Big Interviews with stars.
Quidam, the new Cirque du Soleil extravaganza, is a love affair for the audience.
The Evergreen Brick Works is a magical spot for The Story about the Nativity.
Stage West review of Motor City pop classics is a winner.
Review of winter exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian art, provocatively called "Ineffable Plasticity: The Experience of Being Human."
Everything about Dorian FitzGerald screams for your attention, from his name " tempting though it may be to imagine it a new romantic pseudonym, it is in fact his real name, and his mother i…
Show will open in February at the Music Box Theatre, after the early closing of the Paul Gross-Kim Cattrall show Private Lives.
Jake Epstein: Stormy on stage, sunny in real-life. Which is the real guy?
The unpublished manuscript sold for a record 690,850 pounds ($1.1 million) at auction, more than double the price expected.
Disproves earlier rumours about Gomez going to Stratford for the holidays.
Joe Simon, the co-creator of Captain America and one of the comic book industry's most revered writers, artists and editors, has died.
Looking at Stan Douglas's new photographic work at the Power Plant, there's an easy temptation to glom on to the glossy surface of awkward nostalgia. In rich black-and-whites, the images com…
The touring production of the iconic '60s musical that opened at the Royal Alexandra Theatre on Wednesday night is yet another reminder of how shallow Hair really is.
The city should find a way to unload the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts and stop subsidizing its operations to the tune of more than $1 million a year.
A new biography of National Ballet founder Celia Franca sheds light on her bright early years and later disappointments
As well as the musical project in the pipeline, Myers has also reportedly reached a deal with New Line to write and star in a fourth film.
After Mayor Rob Ford's cameo appearance, the ballet soared with delights for the whole family.
Toronto artists won the $50,000 Sobey Art Prize this year. But it could just be a prelude to what comes next.
Weary of the commercial grind of international art fairs and the lack of profile of Canadian artists at them, a Toronto couple opens their own museum.
Monthly event takes the risks of standup one naughty step further.
"We don't need a program note to watch a sunset," writes Nova Bhattacharya in a somewhat ironical program note for the Dancemakers season-opening show that features her newest choreography. …
Harry Connick Jr.'s attention is fixed on the Dec. 11 opening for the Broadway revival of 1966 musical On A Clear Day You Can See Forever.
The Story is a modern retelling of the birth of Christ, performed at the Evergreen Brickworks.
From schools, to communities, to cities, there's a Nutcracker out there for all tastes. Here's a rundown on those in or near Toronto.
