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The two Canadian artists, who placed among the top five laureates at the 17th International Chopin Competition in October, performed a joint recital at the Royal Conservatory on Friday night
Tony Award winner who excelled in comedic roles also became a skilled director
In this show, all the swans in the corps de ballet were black South Africans, and everyone wore a white tutu, women and men
The artistic director of the Stratford Festival remembers his colleagues, and friends, Brian Bedford and Bill Needles
Vancouver's PuSh initiative pairs festival volunteers with new Canadians to help the latter adapt to life in Vancouver
Personal narratives of dancer-actors Clara Furey and Francis Ducharme help ground Shakespeare and Prokofiev's classics in the here and now
Drastic changes to the Canada Council for the Arts's funding model, aimed at encouraging diversity, bring shift in assessment criteria
He was best known as a master of the sneer delivered with a serrated edge, the laconic drawl that felt like the rasp of a grenade pin
Michael Rubenfeld, the head of SummerWorks Festival, helped the event achieve a national influence as a showcase for the latest and most exciting Canadian work
Acclaimed British actor Brian Bedford, a Tony Award-winning mainstay of Broadway and Ontario's Stratford Festival, has died
The lineup for 2016-17 season was unveiled Wednesday evening by general director Alexander Neef
Part vocal recital, part dance show and part projection-filled spectacle, the new performance provides structure for an unconventional look into the history of the universal experience of bl…
Henrik Ibsen's divisive character is jealous and cruel, but a new production starring Cara Ricketts focuses on her desperation to project herself into parallel lives
Two of three characters written as Puerto Rican New Yorkers are being played by non-Latino actors in The Motherf**ker with the Hat
She switched careers in mid-life and went on to perform with some of Canada's most prestigious theatre companies
National Ballet of Canada's newest star Jurgita Dronina shares some of the secrets to her success as a dancer
Ballet depends on total, even irrational, self-reliance, and this makes the devotion to it so absolute and exhilarating
A black actress playing Hermione Granger? J.K. Rowling has no problem with that
Brad Wheeler breaks down five things to do around Toronto this week
The production, by Montreal-based troupe Les 7 Doigts de la Main, is a sort of Stomp meets Cirque du Soleil piece
All this activity on top of the usual stuffed seasons at Mirvish Productions, Canadian Stage, Soulpepper and all the others means compiling a definitive year-end top-10 list of theatre in th…
All this activity on top of the usual stuffed seasons at Mirvish Productions, Canadian Stage, Soulpepper and all the others means compiling a definitive year-end top-10 list of theatre in th…
What is a moving body uniquely able to express about loss, desire, rage, sensuality, joy " all the vital human stuff?
What is a moving body uniquely able to express about loss, desire, rage, sensuality, joy " all the vital human stuff?
The St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts and other civic theatres are still money-losing white elephants, but Kim's Convenience shows why some subsidized city-owned spaces are still necessary in…
