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House co-star Lisa Edelstein won't be returning to the hit Fox medical drama for what is likely to be its eighth " and final " season. Edelstein is one of the show's main cast members, along…
Once upon a time Toronto had many cabaret shows, often original musical revues. But that was 20 or 30 years ago, and now you can't come to the cabaret because it has become an endangered spe…
Canadian Children's Dance Theatre hits milestone 30 years of ushering youngsters into a lifetime of dance.
Fronteras Americanas is the pre-eminent Canadian play about the immigrant experience, now showing at Soulpepper Theatre's Young Centre for the Perform
Still vibrant at the age of 70, the Tenor superstar prepares to open the Black Creek Summer Music Festival on June 4.
The king of shock rock says his life really began in earnest after giving up the alcohol demon and rediscovering his Christian beginnings.
The singer and actor, with her soaring voice, would be perfect for the Broadway show to finally be staged in Toronto
The first "Shakespeare Challenge" draws Ontario teens to Stratford.
The reboot of the $70 million show got off to a swinging start at the Foxwoods Theatre on Thursday " but with some noticeably empty seats in the house.
Performances were cancelled and stunts went awry, leaving actors trapped hanging over the audience. One actor fractured his skull and shoulder blade.
Love Lies Bleeding, a ballet inspired by Elton John's songs, headlines the upcoming season of entertainment at the Sony Centre.
Dancer/choreographer Sashar Zarif ponders the foundations of his personal identity in Solos of My Life at Enwave Theatre.
The former MASH star is brilliant in Tuesdays With Morrie.
Window on Toronto began life as an advanced theatre-course exercise. Soulpepper members were told to observe life in Toronto and improvise a show out of it.
Railway Children director Damian Cruden has a happy reunion with his long lost Aunt Margaret after Star story details his desires to find her.
London hit show fails to create much excitement in Toronto opening.
Orfeo and Euridice includes gorgeous vocal performances.
Montreal-based Moment Factory provides knockout visuals for all of them, plus Nine Inch Nails, Cirque du Soleil, Fiat, Andre-Philippe Gagnon and more.
Former teen star tackles Apartheid in The Bang Bang Club.
Actress Kate Besworth dreamed of acting when she was an usher at the Royal Alex and now she's delighted to be one of the Railway Children.
Revival of Adam Pettle's 2001 script scores all the way down the line.
Revival of his 2001 hit Zadie's Shoes finds him back in the theatre after years of radio and television.
The coveted Tony nominations are out, and Canadians again play a role in Broadway's most prestigious awards.
The Railway Children director Damian Cruden Cruden and his older brother are searching for their long-lost Aunt Margaret and her three children, their first cousins, who may still be living …
The Book of Mormon leads the awards with 14 nominations
