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Six hour epic based on Arabian tales is sexy and violent, but also repetitious.
Presence of ALW so soon after opening fuels Broadway rumours.
"Sargasso" lies at a weird but compelling place between the living and the made
One thousand books reproduced page by page, exactly as they appear in the hard copies, are now available on a free app.
Dancer marks her 20th anniversary with the National Ballet of Canada happy in her career and her life.
This year, the National Gallery took the Venice Biennale project in-house, cutting off a previously inclusive process at the knees
There is no hotter artist in the world than this year's Golden Lion, Christian Marclay
Celebrated Canadian playwright takes on Indian monument
If you'd like to know why we're going to be lucky enough to have Hugh Jackman singing and dancing at the Princess of Wales Theatre from July 5-17, there's two people we can thank. Sting and …
A poster exhibit sets the tone for a series of events, performances and concerts aimed at remedying the city's collective cultural amnesia
For 10 days this month, Luminato, a multidisciplinary arts festival, will fill Toronto with concerts, book readings, plays and discussions on art
Dance, visual arts, theatre and literature.
The news fans of the wildly popular young adult novels have been waiting for.
An ambitious new work from Toronto's Théâtre La Tangente explores a famous obsessive love story between artists Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel.
Mirvish Productions' two blockbuster musicals, Priscilla Queen of the Desert and Billy Elliot, scored a total of eight nominations for the 32nd annual Dora Awards.
The Middle Place, South Pacific, David Ferry, Yanna Macintosh, Tony Sheldon and Louise Pitre the big winners.
The experience of making Thelma & Louise was all Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis could have hoped for. The historic results were considerably less.
Vegetarians and vertigo sufferers would be wise at times to avert their eyes from the National Ballet of Canada's new mega-production.
Des McAnuff, Artistic Director of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, announced Saturday that he would be extending his contract a sixth year through 2013, after which time he would leave th…
It's taken 40 years, but I've finally experienced a production of Jesus Christ Superstar that makes perfect dramatic, musical and emotional sense.
In squeezing out the avant-garde with an extreme reliance on pop, the 54th edition puts the Biennale itself at risk
Director Tim Supple and 24 actors from across the Arab world join together to reclaim a literary classic.
The transgendered casting of Seana McKenna as Richard III does nothing to save a terminally dull production.
Star of stage and TV plays two leading roles in Stratford's opening week.
John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath arrives on stage with considerable power.
