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The Helix Dance Project explores the knots that tie us down, and the ways we try to untangle them
From edgy Quebec choreographers to a moving ballet about domestic violence, the country’s dance card is full this year
From edgy Quebec choreographers to a moving ballet about domestic violence, the country’s dance card is full this year
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Once-troubled show leads the way during busy holiday season
Theatre critic J. Kelly Nestruck’s list of what to mark on your calendar - and what to avoid
There are times and places for O Canada. Important national events, for example. Or hockey games. Not before an American musical criticizing patriotism
A simple love story, beautifully staged and set to enchanting tunes, makes for a first-rate musical
Viewed as a modern-dance show or a live-action music video, American Idiot is an eye-catching, ear-popping rush
There’s fresh humour in John Wright’s superb new production of Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece, Waiting for Godot
Globe and Mail dance critic Paula Citron looks back on a year of overhead choreography, underwhelming legends and sexy takes on classic traditions
A Vancouver theatre company continues its counterintuitive tradition of offering dark and discordant plays to mark the festive season
The best and worst on stage this year
Whether they were about red-haired Anne or Montreal smoked meat, musicals drove the theatre business
Marsha Lederman names her favourites from a busy and dramatic year
Globe theatre critic names his favourite plays
Otherwise conventional staging of the much-loved musical enlists adult actors for a darker view of deprivation
Otherwise conventional staging of the much-loved musical enlists adult actors for a darker view of deprivation
At every turn, director Franco Dragone shows his dedication to blending art and athleticism
Seven dance companies across Canada present their version of the holiday favourite
Canadian icon will star in a one-man show based on his own life, New York gossip writer says
Toronto choreographer Sergio Trujillo, already involved in the revival, may want to do a dry run in his hometown before heading to the Great White Way
Sixties counterculture cabaret and its signature songs given an energetic embrace
Grant Troop moving from Ontario Science Centre to prestigious dance academy
Michael Sexton’s Public Theater production takes full advantage of Shakespeare’s bloody script
