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Characters aren't always perfectly fleshed out but play's clashes and conundrums give audience much to chew over afterwards.
Soprano to sing one of her most acclaimed roles in The Abduction From the Seraglio in 2017/18 season.
The Sony Centre will host the show, which is an evolving celebration of renowned choreographer Ohad Naharin's first 10 years with the company.
Alien Creature remount at Passe Muraille, Jess Dobkin's The Magic Hour and HOT RAW FIRE at Comedy Bar.
Her play, with its dual timelines, is one of a number about scientists on Toronto stages.
Toronto beginning to put more infrastructure in place to support the creation of homegrown musicals such as Blood Ties and Come From Away.
Theatre productions based on divas of the 1970s, '80s and '90s ontage or in production.
The independent theatre company is leaving its 955 Bloor St. W. location at the end of January.
Some of our top local playwrights and directors share their plans for Toronto and beyond in 2017.
The Next Stage Theatre Festival at Factory, Infinity at Tarragon and The One at Bad Dog Theatre.
Before mother and daughter opened in Irene on Broadway, there was a Singin' in the Rain moment at the Royal Alex.
Actors in everything from Sleeping Beauty to Come From Away make compromises to spend time with family at Christmas.
From non-traditional performances to remounts of classics to traditional heartbreakers, our critics assess the year.
Pet owners Patricia Estrella and Pia Bernardo are taking personality questionnaires about their quirky pups, who are about to make their stage debut in Toronto.
Alligator Pie at Soulpepper, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial in Concert, the New Year's Eve Comedy Extravaganza.
All eyes in theatre community are on Sousatzka ahead of its February beginning in Toronto.
Colm Wilkinson does his hits and more, the Basement Revue goes bigger, Henri Fabergé brings back Heligoland.
There's some fine acting, but radio show conceit of this theatrical version of beloved movie doesn't always work.
Soulpepper Theatre presents version of 1946 movie as a radio play with actors creating all the sound effects.
The National Ballet of Canada's bestselling Nutcracker performance proved its version continues to deliver in spades during this season's opening this weekend.
A Coal Mine Christmas, alternative holiday music at To All a Good Night 2 and A Dwayne Gretzky Christmas.
Critics called it kids' stuff in 1892. Now it's essential programming for companies like the National Ballet of Canada.
Sketches can be uneven and writing awkward, but Sean Cullen and Patrick McKenna worth seeing in Christmas Carol spoof.
Cast performs five songs for media from musical that Drabinsky says resonates deeply with our times.
Daniel MacIvor's self-awareness and humour bring a welcome perspective to production that's partly about suicide.
