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The version of Coriolanus opening Friday at Stratford is like none you've ever seen " but if you know Lepage, you knew that already.
Stage version of late singer's life just the latest tribute " and part of a theatrical trend
Burning Doors at Luminato, in part, tells the story of Oleg Sentsov, a Ukrainian filmmaker imprisoned in Russia on a hunger strike since May 14.
L'Association Professionnelle de la Critique de Théâtre, de Musique et de Danse recognizes company for its tour to Paris in 2017 with Nijinsky.
Labour of Love is a testament to the respect and affection Grossman still commands, that all the artists involved are working without pay, relying on donations and whatever is earned at the …
With fresh dances " and not a tutu or tiara in sight " the National Ballet of Canada is proving it's more than a bastion of tradition.
Hundreds of amateur dancers have been quietly honing their skills before their big debut at Nathan Phillips Square this week for Luminato's Le Grand Continental.
Avant-Garde performers the Blue Man Group have reached a $3 million settlement with an early collaborator who had taken the group to court in a dispute over royalty payments.
Scottish illusionist Scott Silven awes in At the Illusionist's Table, which runs in Casa Loma twice daily throughout the run of Luminato.
Cirque du Soleil's so-called Creactive centres will help the company diversify and fill empty storefronts.
While the play is not overtly political, writer Nassim Soleimanpour is making points about freedoms we have in the West that we may take for granted.
Stephen Fry's account of the Trojan War is typically gripping, but Karen Fricker wishes for more personal commentary on the ancient mythology he knows so well.
Annual dance festival will include Adizokan from Red Sky Performance, Obeah Opera, the National Ballet of Canada performing Justin Peck's Paz de la Jolla, and a commission from Anne Plamondo…
Move adding 700 seats nightly to company's potential audience will come in spring of 2019.
The CBS television audience heard dead silence before De Niro raised his arms " twice " and earned a sustained standing ovation.
"He's taken his love of these myths and translated it and helped me understand why they're amazing," marvels our critic's companion for part 2 of her Mythos diary.
Panti and a Dublin-based theatre company, bring an eclectic blend of circus, poetry, song, dance and cabaret to Luminato.
The beloved story is back in Toronto at the Princess of Wales Theatre.
Unlike some of his ancient Greek source material, Stephen Fry really knows how to spin a yarn, writes Karen Fricker in part 1 of her Mythos trilogy diary.
Beginning July 4, patrons can travel to Toronto and back by bus from London, Woodstock, Kitchener, Milton and Morriston, Ontario.
Great performances from adults and kids alike elevate a production that doesn't quite reach its noble goal of updating Harper Lee's classic story for 2018.
Donna Feore's production brings top-notch musical theatre talent to the plate.
Director Lezlie Wade's mantra at the Stratford Festival this year seems to be clarity, precision and fun. Despite the gravity of the story, her production of the 1889 play keeps its light to…
In compressing the Scottish-Canadian animator's content, its performers didn't quite deliver " if that's possible " a compelling impression of the artist.
