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Mary Vingoe's play, arriving in Toronto via Nightwood Theatre, is full of talk about refugees and who's deserving of acceptance
By assembling a team of internationally renowned indigenous women artists, she's put together an interdisciplinary show called Re-Quickening, which opens at Toronto's Fleck Dance Theatre nex…
The cabaret-style comedian and musical satirist earned a Tony nomination for the musical's lyrics and music
Toronto-based theatre company made several exciting revelations at its annual meeting on Thursday
Vancouver Civic Theatres will grant subsidized rent to organizations for such spaces as the Orpheum Annex and the Queen Elizabeth Theatre Plaza
National Ballet of Canada principal dancer triumphed in Russia performing as Albrecht in Giselle
If/Then's Jackie Burns is a rising talent who has found success in Toronto's Wicked and as an understudy for Idina Menzel
One of the most exciting aspects of Singular Bodies, the Toronto Dance Theatre's current show " a collaboration between 10 dancers and 11 local visual artists " is its steadfast minimalism
A tale about strip joint the Gayety plays fast and loose with facts, but lovingly
Lead curator of event plans to take spirit of cross-disciplinary collaboration to next level
It's time the COC retired this production of Carmen
In the Canadian Opera Company's upcoming production in Toronto, the title role will be played by two rising international stars with quite diverging takes on the role
With The Great War and the rest of the Small Hut series, a country's history is sardonically told in all its absurdity, flamboyancy and calamity
Well-known Quebec playwright Marcel Dube, whose works often appeared on television, has died at the age of 86
Company will bring in shows it has invested in from around the country and will send one production on tour in Newfoundland
The English actor is currently in Toronto playing the Irish playwright in David Hare's The Judas Kiss
The play, by the young, critically lauded British playwright, is about the famous Tank Man photo from the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989
Not only didn't a sizzling Second City troupe come to bury Drake on opening night earlier this week, it came to praise him
The writer reflects on his 2013 Pulitzer-winning play, which in some ways rings true about the Muslim experience today
Intended to be equal to the English and French companies, new department will mark the 50th anniversary of the centre
A sudden loss of funding for Montreal's dance-oriented centre left room to focus more on residencies and service to artists
They didn't hit the internal goal of half a million in attendance, but 102,000 tickets were sold to patrons who had never been to the festival before
To coincide with the anniversary of the Bard's death, Christie's is selling copies of the first four editions of his plays
Musical theatre team's first co-written musical has its world premiere next week at the Arts Club Theatre Company in Vancouver
