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Brad Wheeler breaks down five things to do around Toronto this week
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Crystal Pite has been wowing the international dance world for years, but lately with her five-year-old son in tow
The New York/Toronto Project features works of New York-based choreographers Joanna Kotze and Jeanine Durning
Harper Lee's classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird " and its now-somewhat sullied hero Atticus Finch " are heading to Broadway in a new adaptation written by Aaron Sorkin
In the Broadway musical A Night With Janis Joplin, Mary Bridget Davies inhabits the full-throated hellcat who tore through blues cosmically, lived riotously and died young
There are two unusual musical theatre options on the menu in Toronto at the moment
'A lot of my friends are dead, and now I'm getting the glory bit of it thrown at me. It won't change me though. It doesn't make my head swell or anything. I'm just me.'
Theatre suggests 'congested' summer, including Pan Am Games, kept Torontonians away
Toronto theatre to show Michèle Anne De Mey and Jaco Van Dormael's Kiss and Cry and Cold Blood back-to-back
Stephen Ouimette " one of Canada's most in-demand stage actors " has been named the next director of the Stratford Festival's Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Theatre
Ashlie Corcoran has been staying busy, working on shows at three different theatres all while running her own playhouse
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time will have its Canadian premiere at the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton and the Manitoba Theatre Centre in Winnipeg next season
Symphonie 5.1 offers an explosive demonstration of what marvels are possible when pairing lighting and projection with movement
New production is the first major artistic project to come out of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission " even though ballet is bereft of First Nations dancers
Theatre director flails and bails after criticism over season announcement in which every director, playwright, choreographer or translator was white
Star of stage and screen brings his cabaret show to Toronto's Winter Garden Theatre in a show filled with singing, showbiz stories and a little bit of his soul
Qaggiq project, which received $600,000, will use the funds to provide performing-arts training to children and youth, and develop and nurture Arctic performing artists
After a nearly 10-year absence, the Holy Body Tattoo co-founders Noam Gagnon and Dana Gingras restage monumental for an international tour
The three projects, all exclusive North American engagements for 2016, include The James Plays (the National Theatre of Scotland's seven-hour trilogy on three generations of like-named kings)
Theatre company's 2016-17 season will shine a spotlight on five plays from our sister nation during our sesquicentennial celebrations
William Needles was not only a living record of the festival's history, but a distinguished actor himself, a respected acting teacher for many years at University of California, Irvine, and …
Baker's latest creation, showing at the Betty Oliphant Theatre in Toronto, reflects her ever-increasing obsession with teamwork
Canada is about to serve up two world premieres of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's famous story with a musical opening in Calgary and a ballet in Toronto complementing an animated feature film f…
Bigmouth is inspired by 2,500 years of oration, with snippets of speeches, sermons, war declarations and eulogies, from Socrates to Joseph Goebbels to Muhammad Ali to Osama bin Laden
