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Musical by Tim Rice and ABBA finds its proper home after 27 years.
Grim subjects are laughing matters for some comics; others shy away.
No action is expected on the fate of city-owned theatres until after the task force files its recommendations in November.
His pronouncements on Strictly Come Dancing made him feared and famed in England.
The result: The 360 Project
Many versions seen along the way.
The National Gallery of Canada and the Dulwich Picture Gallery present the Group's largest U.K. show.
After a stroke, Toronto John Newman struggled to rewire his brain and learn to draw with his left hand.
By early October, the monkeys will have written the Bard’s entire collection.
Kenneth Oppel’s latest is the kind of young adult fiction you could see getting eaten up by the Twilight set: 16-year-old protagonist turns to black magic to save the life of his belov…
"In the end, it's not the size of the star that counts as much as fearlessness. Can they be genuinely candid? Can they write about what people want to read?"
Shania Twain: From This Moment On (Simon & Schuster) 2010
Do you believe in reincarnation? I certainly do after seeing the smashing revival of Private Lives that opened on Sunday afternoon at the Royal Alex.
The 1979 Honda Civic, in its modest way, helped revolutionize a car industry drunk on oil. Jed Lind honours its impact with an exploration of its overlooked, elegant form
25 September 2011
Singer/songwriter has overcome youthful tragedies to emerge as a happy artist, wife and mother.
There's something for every literary taste — and tastebud too.
Little Island Comics is stocking up on a wide variety of comics, graphic novels and manga suitable for children.
There are several compelling reasons why you shouldn’t miss this play.
Noel Coward's classic comedy comes to new life with Kim Cattrall and Paul Gross
Kathy Griffin has some advice for Stephen Harper.
In his first act as the Art Gallery of Ontario's first artist in residence, Paul Butler communes with the spirit of late, great artist Greg Curnoe to bring the outside in.
Canadian Opera Company's opener makes one thankful these artists share their gifts.Review: Iphigenia in Tauris is a gift from the gods
Muskoka's Tree Museum offers sound installations.
New artistic director moving to T.O. with partner Rufus Wainwright.
