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Choreographer stripped play to essentials for National Ballet version, getting North American premiere Nov. 14.
Real-life couple have a real-life debate over the fictional characters they play in Domesticated.
Gifted 29-year-old dancer's road to Canada passed through Lithuania, Germany and Sweden.
Box seats don't have the cachet they once did, but they are charming, roomy and affordable.
At 27, new Tapestry conductor-in-residence is leading top orchestras, including the Canadian Opera Company.
Her new dance work, Armband, deals with power dynamics, symbols of authority and how people react to them.
Play presents a theatre rehearsal gone off the rails amid racial, gender, colonial and egotistical tensions.
Theatre Gargantua play, based on real 27-storey house in India, has themes and physical stunts aplenty.
As Mamet's white collar anti-hero, Tim Walker literally seems to be losing his soul before our eyes.
Lisa Horner and Nicola Lipman to star as Little Edie and Big Edie in musical based on 1975 documentary
The COC awarded three singers prizes in competition to find fresh talent.
"The moment two people admit the relationship they once had is gone, that's a really painful and powerful thing."
With a score that owes a debt to Hallmark Cards and a cloyingly warm-hearted book, musical proves it's not enough to have a worthy story.
This is a very funny show and very touching as well, but you're going to walk away remembering the anger.
Dancer injured last December to open Alexei Ratmansky's Romeo and Juliet on Nov. 25.
Ed Mirvish Theatre loses 900 seats for Gaslight, bumped from Royal Alexandra by Kinky Boots extension.
Among the highlights, Tara Rosling as Alice in Wonderland, Ben Campbell and Corinne Koslo in Sweeney Todd, Kate Besworth and Charlie Gallant in Our Town
Enigmatic Jez Butterworth play about a man, his family cabin and the women he takes there. And yes, he guts a fish.
The Asian Canadian actors who star in Leon Aureus's play about identity struggles talk about their experiences.
On the massive Ed Mirvish Theatre stage, it looks like the show is camping out, waiting for the rest of the production to arrive.
Local musical theatre artists interpret their songs in annual Acting Up Stage Company concert, Nov. 3 to 5.
Canadian premiere of Father Comes Home From the Wars and a Blood Wedding set in rural Ontario among highlights.
EUNOIA makes poetry, The River's indie spirit, Pan Am-inspired Caminos.
At just 21, the Kitchener, Ont.-raised performer is a standout in a great cast. She's come a long way since her earnest turn in the CBC reality show Over the Rainbow.
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