4,600 stories from Toronto Star
Come From Away, about Gander, Newfoundland's response to planes stranded by terrorism attacks, looks bound for Broadway.
National Ballet of Canada's twist on classic holiday show charms and thrills audiences of all ages.
Daring, romance and a flying canoe.
A look at what's behind the falling, fireworks-shooting prop in The Phantom of the Opera
A look at what goes into a performance of the National Ballet's The Nutcracker, opening Dec. 12.
Richard Ouzounian bids farewell to his 15 years of theatre criticism at the Toronto Star with " what else? " a review of The Phantom of the Opera.
The king of boos is being cheered for the last time before he retires from the annual role as pantomime villain.
Show up in the right spirit and you'll have a terrific time.
The annual Christmas tradition of the Messiah comes in many shapes and sizes in Toronto this season.
The popular musical, back in Toronto Tuesday, is darker, grittier and 'slightly more dangerous.'
A touring Phantom, a mashed-up Messiah and a Cree cabaret.
Alberta-born star of The Knick is amazed by how little medicine, and human nature, have changed since 1901.
We threw out a challenge to the women of VIVA, who answered with their operatic take on the song.
You will laugh a lot thanks to some clever people and the genius of Petty, despite an overly convoluted plot.
Changes to the book in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella don't sit well, but sparkling cast and magical moments make up for that.
Soulful Messiah, at Fleck Dance Theatre Dec. 4 to 6, will be danced to live music for first time.
King Herod in Berlioz's L'Enfance du Christ may be a bad guy, but at least he's interesting, baritone says.
Married musicians David Buchbinder and Roula Said celebrate cultural diversity Dec. 5 at Koerner Hall.
David Fox is a standout as Lear, but technical aspects of this production are needlessly overblown
"It's really tough playing the guy who's being cheated on," says the still boyish former Dawson's Creek star.
Big Band Tap Revue honours the era of Duke Ellington while throwing in some OutKast and Superbad.
Canadian composers Mychael and Jeff Danna teamed up to write score for The Good Dinosaur opening this week.
Veteran actor draws on experience of mother's dementia to bring ' unnamed terror' to the stage.
Equally passionate performance by Elena Lobsanova part of thrilling National Ballet production
Kevin Ormsby and Chris Walker are from Jamaica, once described as 'the most homophobic place on earth.'
