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Almost a year after what he feared would be a career-ending injury, Côté returns to National Ballet stage as Romeo.
His National Ballet colleagues have nothing but nice things to say about James, who makes his debut Nov. 28 as Romeo.
Inferior music, murky lighting, and rudimentary set and costumes mar revival by Young People's Theatre.
As a commentary on war, Colleen Murphy's play about two traumatized young people is a bit toothless.
Actresses share heartbreaking stories of abuse and rape in Yael Farber's theatrical production, on now at Harbourfront.
Male actor Kawa Ada is compelling in female role of Apsara in Anosh Irani's play, now on at Factory Theatre.
Symphony ends 2014-15 season in the black.
Actor behind Glee's Kurt is now a bestselling author. Adventures From the Land of Stories is out Nov. 24.
Despite its familiar theme, Seminar's strong acting and witty script keep the class paying attention.
They never talked like that on Slings and Arrows.
Shakespeare play gets Toronto viewings via National Ballet, Kenneth Branagh Theatre and Groundling Theatre.
From Thunderball to Skyfall, the theme songs for James Bond films featured stars of the day and memorable tunes.
The original Captain Hook will be back on Broadway for seven weeks in January.
On Saturday Nov. 21 Lander is doing an intimate one-night show in Soulpepper's cabaret series at the Young Centre.
More than a romance, or a story about Ukrainian identity, play is about how mankind destroys itself and what it takes to survive.
The North American premiere loses the hard edges of the original story of sexual repression and class warfare.
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre turns its focus to war and recovery with The Road to Paradise.
Virtuoso skating, dazzling costumes, digital scenery, sword fights, fire and flying effects part of Sony Centre show.
Playwright shares background with gay bullying victim in play now on at the Theatre Centre
Four young actors who portray a savage writing teacher's victims in Seminar weigh in on whether the Whiplash-style approach helps or hinders.
Based on August Strindberg's once scandalous Miss Julie, it's the first opera presented by Canadian Stage.
National Ballet of Canada production of Shakespeare play packed with inventive steps and spectacular scenic effects.
Tackling sex assault, gender constructs and grief in Nirbhaya, Bombay Black and Late Company
Esprit Orchestra performs Andrew Norman's Play at Koerner Hall Nov. 15
Actress is known for Sex and the City, but dying has been a theme of some of her other roles, including James White.
