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Classy AF puts chamber music in bars to draw a more diverse audience.
Complex characters made more complicated and the false ideal of heterosexual marriage are intriguing twists in Shakespeare in High Park's adaptations of Hamlet and All's Well That Ends Well.
The 39 Steps at Soulpepper, Driftwood's Taming of the Shrew and Bastid's BBQ
Meanwhile, the hit Broadway show's producers announced the cast for the upcoming Chicago production.
New tickets for Mirvish presentation go on sale July 16.
Shakespeare, Benjamin Britten and Elgar among the British artists celebrated in three-week fest.
Porch View Dances, BoylesqueTO's Oh Manada! and ps: We Are Here.
Performances could use some tweaks, but Hannah Levinson captivates as title heroine in Mirvish production.
The Beaches International Jazz Festival celebrates its 28th anniversary expanding into Leslieville.
Opera 5 blends genres and concepts in its non-traditional productions.
Grammy-nominated singer Janelle Monae will make her big-screen debut next year in Hidden Figures, which chronicles the work three black women did in the United States space program.
Matilda the Musical, Hogtown at Campbell House and Inessa and Sarah's Superstar Variety Show.
David Braid reworked Baker's music to show the trumpet player's comeback struggle in Born to Be Blue.
Upcoming closure of iconic Honest Ed's discount store forces need to move.
Natasha Mumba fierce and funny in Shaw Festival's The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God.
Canadian Opera takes most prizes with eight. Tarragon Theatre takes three. Mirvish's Kinky Boots takes three.
Eda Holmes's production plays up the eye candy and posturing, but its strength is in moments of intimate honesty.
The Fringe Festival, Buffy Sainte-Marie with the TSO and Shakespeare in High Park.
A satire of British society, W.S. Gilbert's 1887 play has plenty of laughs, but it gets a little repetitive towards the end.
In edited version of Shakespeare's history plays, Graham Abbey and team give us a rich, cohesive world.
Players like Alfredo Rodriguez, appearing at the TD Toronto Jazz Festival, have had a hand up from their elders.
Cynthia Dale, Gabriel Antonacci and Sara Farb shine in Stratford Festival staging of Sondheim musical.
Song of Extinction combines film, music and voices in heartbreaking hymn to Mother Earth June 22.
Scottish history plays put audience in cohesive, immersive world in Luminato's 1,200-seat theatre at the Hearn.
