999 stories from Toronto.com
Get ready to pull out those flamingo croquet mallets and hedgehog balls. For the second time, the National Ballet of Canada is tumbling down the rabbit hole.
Woody Harrelson recaptures a vital link in his early life in his play, Bullet for Adolf, at Hart House Theatre.
The Lion King brings deeply moving meanings surrounding the myster of life and death.
Jennifer Tarver is carving out a brilliant career as a super director of theatrical productions.
It's like renewing acquaintances with a long-lost friend " warm, familiar yet sometimes surprising. Things are much the same, things have changed.
Scampering on all fours might seem an odd, even ignominious way for a contemporary dance icon to make her entrance, but not if you're Louise Lecavalier. Even standing still, the world renown…
Major anniversaries provide a perfect excuse for nostalgic reminiscence, but where Toronto's Allen and Karen Kaeja are concerned it's the reverse. In marking the 20th anniversary of their co…
It's a shame the audience at Ghost Stories on Tuesday night were otherwise occupied, because they could have been watching something really scary, like the Federal Leaders' Debate.
Elicia MacKenzie and Yvan Pedneault will be leading the cast in The Wizard of Oz.
Canadian stage star dares to go naked in Calendar Girls just before her 60th birthday.
Can you save the world and lose your soul? Ask Kiefer Sutherland.
Excellent production triumphs over somewhat disappointing script.
Dancer/choreographer Heidi Strauss debuts her latest solo dance work, still here, at Factory Theatre.
The events described in The Last 15 Seconds, now at Theatre Passe Muraille, took place six years ago. But they could be ripped from today's headlines.
From homey origins, the Shaw Festival was built in stages to become a renowned resident company.
To celebrate the Shaw Festival's 50th anniversary, Star critic Richard Ouzounian picks 10 magical pieces of theatre.
Toronto's inveterate little troupe, Dancemakers, is presenting this week and next a program of three new works by Martin Bélanger, Ame Henderson and Antonija Livingstone " and making quite …
An Afro-Caribbean take on Stravinsky's Petrouchka among new offerings by Ballet Creole's spring program.
Appearance in 1984's The Grey Fox was his career's highlight.
Angelwalk Theatre's presentation of Songs for a New World is poorly cast, appallingly directed and shoddily designed.
For Scott Thompson, working alone is risky and usually risqué.
Stars picking up the microphone have to earn comics' respect.
Think of the movie Buried, in which Ryan Reynolds' character spent the entire film inside a coffin, except in your case, the camera will be infrared and the casket will be placed inside an e…
After decades as a standup comedian begins to reap benefits including stint at Comedy Bar.
