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Barrie production of Aleksei Arbuzov’s romantic comedy suffers from imbalance, lack of chemistry between leads
Ronnie Burkett’s puppet visions are sometimes funny, but also terrifying and breathtaking
Dancers successfully mix ideas and movement
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The musical at the Toronto Centre for the Arts is cheerfully ghoulish, but no more substantial than a sitcom episode
Hannah Moscovitch’s latest play explores work of a pediatrician who ran a unique children’s home in the Warsaw Ghetto
Hannah Moscovitch’s latest play explores work of a pediatrician who ran a unique children’s home in the Warsaw Ghetto
Superstar choreographer Alexei Ratmansky delivers both excitement and pathos in National Ballet’s new production of an old favourite
Homegrown hit displays a dark, edgy sense of humour and a big heart
Even before its world premiere on Wednesday, Alexei Ratmansky’s new work for the National Ballet of Canada is sparking international buzz
In a play inspired by genetic coding and Alice in Wonderland, the main character gets to meet the ghosts of her ancestors
When not performing comedy, Montrealer still writes serious music - and imagines performing it instead of the parodies for which he is known
According to the Festival, Brent Carver needed a vocal rest after playing the conflicted judge of Jesus all season long
Updated Mary Poppins is part reboot and part remix of the beloved film
Theatre for Young People production sets the author’s rhymes to music
VideoCabaret returns with a goon show for the interwar years
After the initial shock, though, you quickly forget about the colour-blind casting, and become caught up in Tomson Highway’s landmark play
British theatre director Richard Eyre has already had a smash hit in Toronto this fall with Noel Coward
After the initial shock, though, you quickly forget about the colour-blind casting, and become caught up in Tomson Highway’s landmark play
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Alberta Ballet wants to tour the world with its show about Elton John and the reworked version now playing in Toronto is a good start
Playwright Tomson Highway ‘absolutely thrilled’ by Ken Gass’s use of non-native actors
Three writers debate the controversy raised by the film ‘Anonymous,’ in which another man writes the Bard’s famous plays
Sold-out run in Chicago and commission from New York theatre signal Moscovitch’s star is on rise in U.S.
Sold-out run in Chicago and commission from New York theatre signal Moscovitch’s star is on rise in U.S.
