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Rock and roll came of age 50 years ago with the Beach Boys Pet Sounds and the genius of Brian Wilson.
Originally banned for its subject matter (prostitution), Shaw's 1893 play is elegantly updated to resonate today.
Body Politic at Buddies in Bad Times, S h e e t s at Videofag and Forever Plaid at the Panasonic.
Annie Baker adaptation of Anton Chekhov's classic play puts a contemporary spin on language while keeping story intact.
Against the Grain lives up to its name with sassy English-language take on Mozart's Cosi fan tutte.
Molly Smith's production of Thornton Wilder's classic will stay with you.
Against the Grain Theatre's reworking of Mozart's Cosi fan tutte is set in a TV reality show where two couples win weddings.
Now on at Factory Theatre, this new play explores what happens when a mother leaves her daughters to seek a better life abroad.
Above all, A Reason to Talk is about where talking falls short.
The Other is the story of a florist who sees herself as an outsider; Oraltorio: A Theatrical Mixtape tackles music and the experience of African diaspora.
Citadel Theatre production, directed by James Kudelka, is adapted from the 1884 novel considered in its time a prime example of "decadent literature."
Reno will include replacing the seats, and getting rid of some to make more legroom.
Production succeeds on multiple linguistic levels in exploring divide between those born into the deaf culture and those who enter into it.
Play is based on a website that publishes postcards bearing anonymous secrets. It's an earnest, intense show that can feel a bit like group therapy.
Violinist Leila Josefowicz portrays empowered woman in John Adam's dramatic symphony Scheherazade 2 May 4, 5
Canadian actor Kiefer Sutherland headlining at TD Toronto Jazz Fest's 30th anniversary
Canine companions accompany their globetrotting masters to Canadian Opera Company
Soulpepper's The Odd Couple, the rock.paper.sistahz Festival, James Kudelka's Against Nature.
Toronto audiences are lucky to have the chance to see bass baritone Luca Pisaroni perform live.
Fabrizio Filippo excels as both playwright and performer in ambitious production on at Tarragon Theatre.
Botticelli in the Fire and Sunday in Sodom, now on at Canadian Stage, are dark, troubling but a great deal of fun.
Almost half of the Cecilia Quartet's concerts are outreach to music-starved communities including children with autism
James Lavoie crafts wardrobe reflecting elastic sense of time and place for Jordan Tannahill's double bill at CanStage
'Pretty boy' actor and playwright brings technological thriller to Tarragon Theatre
The Shaw Festival's new adaptation of Alice in Wonderland is its most technically ambitious show yet.
