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Richard Eyre’s production of Noel Coward’s Private Lives ruled the box office in Toronto, but ticket sales have lagged in the Big Apple
Mike Myers is reportedly working on bringing his film franchise to the Broadway stage
When Les Coquettes take it off, it’s more about the big wink than the big reveal
Attending a live performance of Dickens’s story has become a holiday tradition. But in the hands of different theatre companies, it can be quite a different tale
Attending a live performance of Dickens’s story has become a holiday tradition. But in the hands of different theatre companies, it can be quite a different tale
Parfumerie may have been written in the 1930s, but it resonates in our digital age
Parfumerie may have been written in the 1930s, but it resonates in our digital age
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The real star of this Ebony and Ivory tale is Canadian choreographer Sergio Trujillo, who lays down a medley of funky movement
Sergio Trujillo, home in Toronto for the opening of Memphis here this week, is the first choreographer ever to have four shows running on Broadway at the same time. His secret? ‘I like …
Famed impresario honoured with tributes from prime minister, mayor
This Theatre Passe Muraille work, a story of passions both private and political, shows little passion itself
Ross Petty’s annual Christmas panto takes many liberties with the original. Just ask Lady Gaga
Magnetic lead shines, but doesn’t quite seem to fit with script that hasn’t aged well
Viva Elvis, the Las Vegas acrobatic tribute to Elvis Presley, will close at the end of 2012 because of lower than expected ticket sales
Revue takes a lighthearted look at December distress
Company’s rendition offers a provoking parade of life’s foibles told with quiet mocking satire
Edmonton-based Ukrainian Shumka Dancers offer exciting, breathtaking performances
In a reversal of the paths taken by Charlie Brown and Spider-Man, a Robert Lepage play has become a (kind of sexy) comic book
In a reversal of the paths taken by Charlie Brown and Spider-Man, a Robert Lepage play has become a (kind of sexy) comic book
The Soulpepper theatre company brings a Shakespeare-inspired comic book to Toronto’s Word Festival
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In an award-winning play, Jim Mezon gives a rowdy portrayal of artist Mark Rothko
Toronto theatrical production tells the story of a hero of the Islamic world
Actor Jim Mezon is taking brush to canvas to play the great American abstract expressionist onstage in Red
