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Canadian Opera Company presentation had last-minute stand-in for title role.
After checking out The Railway Children at the Roundhouse Theatre, why not make a day of it in the Queens Quay 'hood?
Matthew Gale took a morning walk through the 6.5-hectare park directly south of the CN Tower and knew he'd found what he was looking for.
The mystique of railway history is a central fact of life in the historic British city of York.
If all goes well, Bremner Blvd. could be Toronto's next great street
It's hard to think of the huge white tent across the street from the CN Tower and Rogers Centre as a cathedral.
You can forgive producer Matthew Gale the pun when he tells you that things are "right on track" for The Railway Children.
The locomotive may attract all the attention, but the young actors are the real stars.
Jamie Farr found lasting fame as cross-dressing Corporal Klinger on M*A*S*H but with his comedic talents, has never had to dress for success.
Tony Kushner's Caroline or Change anchors the season.
Author's latest sprawling search for identity lacks the power of his previous Scorched.
Elfin Yvonne Ng and big guy Robert Glumbek make perfect dance partners.
Film version reaches Cineplex screens Thursday. Dancap Productions on stage in December.
Joel Grey's back on Broadway, but his TV roles and photography keep his life fascinating
Show closed on Broadway Sunday night after 422 performances.
Comedy falls flat in colourful Canadian Opera Company production.
La Clemenza di Tito
Choreographer finds a way to finally bring his famed troupe back around southern Ontario.
The Lion King has all that's required: a great tale, committed storytellers to carry the burden, and a magical overseer to make sure it all spins out beautifully.
Forests is not a sequel but a logical follow-up to the smash hit Scorched.
Story of British women who create a nudie calendar to fight leukemia is sadly dimmed.
Gillian Gallow's set is simple but brilliant " an expanse of snow which ends in a mound, out of which juts a huge, cruciform telephone pole. Michelle Ramsay's slanted beams of light add text…
This summer marks the fifth year that the Luminato Festival of Arts, Culture and Creativity has brought world-class talent to our local scene.
Every year, Ontario's two major summer theatre festivals, Stratford and Shaw, offer a tremendous smorgasbord of drama for the hungry playgoer.
Soulpepper consistently provides some of the highest quality productions in the Toronto area.
