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Bigmouth star Valentijn Dhaenens uses the best speeches of all time to show the power of words
A live performance of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in Toronto will be accompanied by a Beatles Canadian trivia pre-concert.
Gaslighting, a term used to describe abusive manipulation, comes from the 1938 stage play Gaslight. It opens in Toronto Jan. 17.
France's Germinal is a highlight of the World Stage season; and Art of Time's take on Sgt Pepper's returns.
Dinner party drama fueled by an awkward theme: one couple is inadvertently pregnant with the other couple's child in this new show at Tarragon Theatre.
Words, music, dance and film used to give voice to poet and residential school victim Rita Joe.
Lucy Rupert used Shackleton expedition as inspiration for Dead Reckoning.
Canadian Opera Company's 2016/17 will include a new production of Louis Riel to celebrate Canada's 150th anniversary
Actor who inspired Jon Lovitz's Master Thespian on SNL dead at 97
Three indie shows at the Next Stage Theatre Festival to catch before they hit the big time.
All Our Yesterdays, the story of two girls kidnapped in Nigeria, is at Factory Theatre until Jan. 17
Hedda Gabler, Within the Glass and the second annual Progress Festival.
Human acts in show inspired by Avatar feel like afterthoughts, swallowed by the venue and overshadowed by puppets.
Insignificance, which imagines a meeting between Marilyn Monroe, Albert Einstein, Joe DiMaggio and Joe McCarthy, will premiere in February.
Catch the best of the Fringe, revisit The Gay Heritage Project, thrill to live Avatar prequel Toruk " The First Flight
Joel Horwood and Arthur Darvill adapted Jon Klassen's I Want My Hat Back for England's National Theatre.
The Nutcracker role takes centre stage in CBC animated film.
Close-knit theatre company, which presents the Soulpepper Family Festival until Jan. 3, plays Secret Santa.
In a post-Twilight world, it's not so easy to make silk-lined capes and single red roses work.
Show uses circus to explore oppressive social conditions in the not-so-distant-future, while underlining the essence of portraying performers as humans and humans as performers.
Video of Ottawa school choir singing ancient song is attracting attention worldwide.
Crow's new home is a pioneering venture.
Musicians from Ron Sexsmith to Emm Gryner share their memories of Judy Perly's College St. restaurant.
