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Musical about Gander, Newfoundland's response to Sept. 11 sold out in second week of run.
The National Ballet's Nutcracker, Christmas Queens from RuPaul's Drag Race and Peter Pan Brewery Tour.
Hilary Farr commits fully, AJ Bridel is a powerhouse and James Daly is convincing romantic lead in annual panto.
The show that is as much a cultural juggernaut as it is a theatrical production continues to engage in conversations about culture as the cast moves on to other projects.
The police officer who joked about making impaired drivers listen to Nickelback has apologized to the oft-criticized Alberta band.
Small theatre brings Louise Pitre and Kenneth Welsh together in alternative holiday show.
Four more box seats and 12 standing room tickets available for each performance of 'virtually sold out' musical.
Enchanting China fuses Eastern and Western culture, including two revered forms of Chinese opera.
Diana Tso tells story of Chinese 'comfort women' in spiritual sequel to 2012 play Red Snow.
After a dozen years donning the black to portray Johnny Cash, Shawn Barker says the fire is still burning.
Buddies in Bad Times show featuring Stephen Jackman-Torkoff, Tawiah Ben M'Carthy and Thomas Olajide a unique point of view and the guts to make it heard.
Garth Drabinsky-produced musical to open in Toronto in February.
Mirvish Productions sells more than $1.7 million worth of tickets in a week.
Daniel Brooks and Daniel MacIvor bring Who Killed Spalding Gray? back to Toronto.
Sketch comedy troupe Uncalled For reunites for a new show on the glory of childhood games and the drudgery of adult responsibilities.
A Christmas Carol at Soulpepper, Daniel MacIvor's Who Killed Spalding Gray? and Bad Dog Theatre's Pageant.
Immersive production in old funeral home most ambitious yet for Rosamund Small and Outside the March.
Theatregoers have been all aquiver over the large object depicted between Cupid's legs since the King Street theatre reopened last week.
Veteran ballerina has a strong partner in John Cranko ballet in McGee Maddox, conveying Onegin's fateful ennui.
The big-hearted, thoroughly enjoyable new musical celebrates the kindness of humble Newfoundlanders who welcomed thousands of travelers stranded on Sept. 11, 2001.
Heading for Broadway, a 9/11 musical telling the tale of thousands of people who found themselves in Newfoundland on that fateful day is getting a head start in Toronto.
The play is George F. Walker's third instalment about Tina and Bobby after Tough! (1992) and Moss Park (2013).
Love It or List It's Hilary Farr joins the cast with former comedian Paul Constable.
Second City touring company shines in sketches that address our current political realities.
Altogether, nine performers are making role or company debuts in 2016 production, opening Nov. 23.
