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Respecting audience's brains pays off for comedian/podcaster coming to Comedy Bar.
Sylvester Stallone is getting back in the ring with Rocky Balboa one more time " but not as a star.
Three Canadian sisters are kicking up their heels as members of the world famous Rockettes on Broadway, a first in the history of the show.
It's wonderful to have Alan Rickman back on stage again. It would be even nicer if we were appearing in a really good play.
John Neville, O.B.E. C.M., who ran theatres on two continents, starred on stage, screen and television and could list Judi Dench, Liv Ullman and Vanessa Redgrave among his leading ladies, di…
The riveting saga of the delicate dance between the Tanenbaums as great benefactors and the AGO
With his hit play, Red, opening in Toronto next week, his movie of Coriolanus coming at Christmas and the new James Bond film in progress, John Logan is at the top of his game.
Liam Neeson is to have an out-of-body experience in an out-of-this world tale.
With his hit play, Red, opening in Toronto next week, his movie of Coriolanus coming at Christmas and the new James Bond film in progress, John Logan is at the top of his game.
New York audience adores the Noel Coward play Private Lives starring Paul Gross and Kim Cattrall on opening night. American reviews were kind, too.
Hannah Moscovitch's latest play, The Children's Republic, opens at the Tarragon Theatre.
The Addams Family festered during its Chicago and Broadway incarnations, but now in Toronto the musical has found its bearings.
Some have been hidden in storage for years, but finally the wonderful Old Masters collection and sculptures from the Tanenbaums are on display.
A rare Spider-Man comic book valued at $15,000 has been stolen from a home in Lincoln, Neb.
Vancouver-born novelist Patrick deWitt has emerged as the star of the 2011 Canlit season after being named winner of this year's Governor General's Award for English-language fiction for his…
The Children's Republic and Ride the Cyclone show two different views of youth.
Ride the Cyclone, at Theatre Passe Muraille, has an exceptional cast, and an even better story line.
Blythe Wilson, who plays one of the leading roles in the show, Mrs. Banks, will be leaving for Manhattan on Monday morning and taking over the same role in the show on Friday night.
Mary Poppins, which opened at the Princess of Wales Theatre Sunday, is a total delight for audiences of all ages. Read our review.
Playwright Michael Spence's expedition into the unknown is so murky in places that you begin to long for some kind of logic, for someone to switch on the light of cold reason.
Vocal strain claimed as reason. Broadway casting still uncertain
As a rule, I try not to do the things the internet tells me to do. This policy keeps me out of all sorts of trouble, including several sure-fire investment opportunities in Nigeria. Once in …
David Davidar may be on the outside looking in, now, but his book reflects the knowledge and understanding of an industry he was once central to
How a flop in Chicago and New York became a hit on the road.
How a flop in Chicago and New York became a hit on the road.
