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Multimedia project by Odile Gakire Katese is a way of addressing momentous and challenging questions, writes Karen Fricker.
Justly celebrated play puts millennials, hookup culture, alcohol and a lot more under the microscope.
Voice actors, wooden figurines and projections dramatize a sometimes confusing story at touring play now at Toronto's Theatre Centre.
You'll wish to hear even more of the winning songs of this show at the Ed Mirvish Theatre.
Friends, artistic giants and maybe lovers, the 20th-century twosome get a more personal examination in the North American version of this stage hit.
The Emmy and Tony winner spent at season at the festival in 1978.
It's an entertaining look at three rich, intelligent people toying with each other in Harold Pinter's masterpiece but, as an exploration of desire and relationships, it's stiff and cold, wri…
Discount sellers, pay-what-you-can, even ushering at the theatre in exchange for freebies: Carly Maga looks at options if you're on a budget.
With Wellington Water Week having just finished its second year and the Festival Players selling out their season, transplants like Graham Abbey and Johannes Debus are building up the artist…
The songs also help further 'theatricalize' the haunting story, says Donoghue of the musical.
Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles is an engaging and enlightening documentary is stuffed with anecdotes, history and information. It makes excellent use of both new interviews and carefully sel…
From Kat Sandler's Yaga to SpongeBob SquarePants, our critics' picks of productions worth your time and money.
The cast ably delivers Shaw's text in marathon production, including Don Juan in Hell, but the production is missing a visual language to match its verbal depths, writes Carly Maga.
The prestigious competition, which began in Britain in 1931, returns to Toronto where 62 dancers will perform, including 19 Canadians.
In the first instance of Cirque du Soleil bringing a show out of retirement, the retooled Alegria: In a New Light comes to Toronto in September.
Instead of idly waiting for her family to reassemble, Hermione has taken a much more active role in articulating director Sarah Kitz's theme of patriarchal corruption, writes Carly Maga.
The production will feature more than 20 classic hit songs from the era and tell the personal story of Don Cornelius as he created and hosted the hit TV music program, which first aired in 1…
Jonathan Goad's production begins without assuming the girls have fabricated the illnesses that spur speculations of witchcraft for foolish, selfish reasons, writes Carly Maga.
After a busy summer for the whole family, father and daughter will appear in Shakespeare in the Ruff's The Winter's Tale together, writes Carly Maga.
What really makes this Front Page feel fresh is its social, gender, racial and character complications " things that a mainstream audience in 2019 is much more equipped and eager to investig…
Those who prefer theatre that takes formal risks, comments on pressing societal concerns and pushes the art form in new directions will likely find it hard to invest much in 'Art,' writes Ka…
