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The play at Young People's Theatre is for children 12 to 30 months old " or 'explorers,' as playwright Maja Ardal likes to call them.
Stephen Adly Guirgis, bard of the fringe dwellers, says when it comes to writing others' stories, he's learned 'you better really dig deep.'
World premiere of "MADDADDAM" ballet choreographed by Wayne McGregor is set for Nov. 21, 2020.
They didn't throw away their shot at Canada " though the context has changed, and one might wish the female characters had more to do, the version that's here has a capable cast, amazing cho…
After six decades, Martha Henry is one of Canada's top theatre talents. Was it tough to get her to take on the lead role in 'Marjorie Prime'? No, the director 'just asked,' Henry tells Carly…
The pursuit of tickets has threatened to overshadow the show itself; seeing it has becomes a status symbol. But here are the reasons for its surge from experimental concept to musical theatr…
The Indigenous theatre artist says "bug" is an artistic ceremony, which she says "does not align with colonial reviewing practices."
Lack of depth for most of the roles turns this play into just what its writer probably didn't want: another story about an old white guy, writes Carly Maga.
The Musical Stage Company and Obsidian Theatre production of the Tony Kushner-Jeanine Tesori musical seems deeper, more mysterious and yet viscerally real, writes Carly Maga.
What's the method behind the Second City magic? We put these questions to the director of "She The People."
'Many women have the exact same set of experiences that I do. No one talks about it,' Moscovitch tells Karen Fricker. And, yes, it's been scary, but she plans to keep putting personal materi…
Chouinard, returning to Toronto with 'Radical Vitality,' says her 'inner fire' has only grown. House, saying farewell to Toronto Dance Theatre with 'House Mix,' isn't slowing down either.
The latest sketch revue by the Second City Touring Company that tackles the comedic ground of romantic relationships and runs until April 5.
The R&B and opera divas star in 'Caroline, or Change' and reflect on friendship, hardship and the generations of Black women who have come before.
The Toronto production has all the signature elements of Stephen Adly Guirgis's work, but the other performances are not as full-tilt as Herbert's, writes Karen Fricker.
Imminent arrival of 'Hamilton' in Toronto spurs its proud papa to reflect on its genesis, back when 'I knew he died in a duel and I knew he was on the $10 bill.'
It's intense, but don't expect any answers to the big questions it examines.
Forty $10 tickets will be sold for every performance.
The Stratford Festival's artistic director Antoni Cimolino previews the theatre company's historic 2020 season
Alternating between 2000 and 2008, before and after a local factory lays off hundreds for outsourcing, automization and cheaper non-unionized jobs, Nottage's script is a modern tragedy in a …
Lynn Nottage's "Sweat" has proven its deep relevance about job losses that definitely hit home in southern Ontario.
TV veteran can be seen at the Princess of Wales Theatre starting March 29.
Early creation by 'Come From Away' team returns to Toronto for a Project Parenthood benefit on Jan. 21.
An expertly designed play and a deeply intense viewing experience, this take on Shakespeare might baffle those who don't know the play.
