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A classic Bengali fable is inspired by transcendence, but remains earthbound in the delivery
Soulpepper’s double bill, meant to open our eyes to our fellow city dwellers, is pleasant, indeed
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Production will appeal to anglophiles and train enthusiasts - kids and adults - alike
The play’s got a vintage steam engine and enthusiastic actors, but will modern audiences find there’s enough to keep them interested?
The play’s got a vintage steam engine and enthusiastic actors, but will modern audiences find there’s enough to keep them interested?
With a newborn in tow and a new dance making its North American premiere in Vancouver this week, the Canadian artist talks about the birth of a new perspective
Months of challenges, including building a theatre and shipping a locomotive to Canada, are over. This British production is set to open in Toronto and its stars have high hopes
At the Factory Theatre, a 10th-anniversary revival of a dark comedy by Adam Pettle is a tad understated but wittily shrewd
Jean Grand-Maitre’s new dance program based on the musician’s pop songs is simple and elegant - and superbly performed by Alberta Ballet
Already the subject of raves by European critics, the latest work by Montreal choreographer Édouard Lock arrives in Canada
But ‘Angels in America’ playwright claims his views were distorted
Writer Byron Abalos should reconsider satire as his vehicle of choice
Former National Ballet star will play several characters in theatre/dance hybrid about famous San Francisco meeting place
Nominations pass over famous film and TV stars and jukebox musicals for stage actors and original-score shows
Comedian Shaun Majumder launches a cross-country standup tour that will end in his hometown, where he plans to build an eco-friendly inn
While the arts haven't played a key role in this election, a group of theatre artists in Quebec hope that they can.
Opera about Winnie Mandela that got its start in Canada is now a triumph in Pretoria
The Quebec playwright piles on the plot twists, but there’s light at the end of this dark tunnel
Written originally about Bosnia, Colleen Wagner’s play gains new resonances in this East African setting
The Ottawa festival offers more than 80 music, theatre, dance, visual and media arts, literature, film and culinary arts events
The play Songs of a Prairie Girl, with six actresses portraying aspects of Joni Mitchell, plays Ottawa as part of the National Arts Centre’s Prairie Scene celebration
The play Songs of a Prairie Girl, with six actresses portraying aspects of Joni Mitchell, plays Ottawa as part of the National Arts Centre’s Prairie Scene celebration
Living legend Paul Taylor creates choreography that is a challenge to modern audiences - there’s no technology and no text. But it’s worth the hard work to see his true genius
Playwright Mouawad and director Rose had a huge hit with Scorched. Now they will try to replicate that acclaim with Mouawad’s new play Forests
