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Alistair McDowall's London hit gets its North American debut in Toronto.
In timely play Fight Night, five characters vie for theatregoers' votes.
7 Fingers' ambitious combination of circus acts, monologues and food preparation doesn't always jell.
Musical featuring songs from album Bat Out of Hell to open in London June 20, 2017.
Name and season announced for theatre's new permanent home in Leslieville.
Tony winner Brent Carver returns to Stratford while Stratford veteran Tom McCamus goes back to Shaw.
Beulah Cooper was close to Hannah and Dennis O'Rourke, who were desperate for news of their son Kevin, who it turned out died at the World Trade Center.
Rebels have launched a fresh offensive in Aleppo, and have taken control of a neighbourhood in the west of the city.
The proposed peace deal would have given Shiite rebels, who seized power in 2014, a share in the future government.
The cast of the hit show is visiting Gander on Saturday to thank Atlantic Canadians for their kindness on 9/11.
There was so much drama in those magical books, a theatrical follow-up was only natural.
The founder and artistic director of STO Union picked up the prize Friday at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa.
Opera Atelier's current production doesn't quite trust the inherent drama of the music, but offers some stupendous singing and beautiful stage designs.
Short plays Quiver and Mouthpiece twist, contort and amplify voices for women.
Take in Shakespeare, listen to Tim Burton's movie soundtracks or immerse yourself in murder with Coal Mine theatre
An extensive upgrade of the old theatre will make seating more comfortable and add much-needed legroom.
The new play from director and writer Aurora Stewart de Pena follows the story of a First Nations girl abandoned by her family.
Performed by Patricia Cano at the Berkeley Street Theatre, with scripts, music, lyrics and piano accompaniment by the accomplished Tomson Highway.
Production of dark Handel opera balances a note-perfect score, challenging singing and a kind of surreal theatre.
Mouthpiece and Quiver at Buddies, The Circle at Tarragon and Spirit Horse at Young People's Theatre.
Three-act performance moves from a diner to an alleyway and a backyard, rewarding the audience of 25 with dramatic settings and thought-provoking dialogue.
The collection of short plays by Samuel Beckett is offered as an abstract experiment, but the way the material is organized reinforces a tired gender binary " women feel, men act.
Bad New Days offers historical retellings and the art of mime
Baroque company's Dido and Aeneas will be a "stripped down" version of the Purcell opera.
Introvert Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney wasn't prepared for the intense interest generated by her bestselling debut novel.
