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Young People's Theatre restages story of Holocaust victim Hana Brady for its 50th anniversary season.
Russian soprano Ekaterina Siurina and American tenor Charles Castronovo are a married couple playing lovers in La Traviata.
Risk-taking soprano Barbara Hannigan will reveal her 'party trick' when she conducts the Toronto Symphony Orchestra on Oct. 7 and 8.
An Enemy of the People, Hana's Suitcase, and SELFIE.
With tickets sold out to the performances of Hamlet, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, National Theatre Live will broadcast
Against the Grains' updated Messiah is moving to the Harbourfront Theatre in a Massey Hall collaboration.
He liked The Martian. He didn't like Gravity.
The music Canadian astronaut recorded in space is being released as Space Sessions: Songs from a Tin Can Oct. 9.
There were genuine screams at opening night of Nicholas Wallace and Luke Brown's ghostly theatre show.
Recently named a MacArthur Fellow, Dorrance brings SOUNDspace to Toronto dance festival.
Company was superb in works by Mauro Astolfi, Ryan Lee, Roberto Campanella and Robert Glumbek
Luke Kempner says his hit spoof of the British series is the work of a fan.
Hundreds of instruments " bells, chimes, gongs and toy piano " feature in Sept. 29, along with Adrianne Pieczonka and Krisztina Szabo.
Soulpepper production of Michel Tremblay family drama seems removed from the here and now.
Inaugural local version of New York dance festival sets up shop at Sony Centre Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.
The cast shines, especially Josh Tower as Berry Gordy, who created Motown Records from nothing and took it to phenomenal heights.
Not everyone is put off by the prospect of smartphones mixing with live performance.
An incredible dance lineup for $10, plus a cringeworthy (in a good way) comedy show and an immersive multimedia performance.
Artists inspired by music from New Orleans, Haiti and Cuba perform at Koerner Hall to "honour" the strength of the human spirit.
Lars Noren play about German teen who shot students and teachers is Brendan Healy's farewell from Buddies in Bad Times
Soulpepper presents 1963 'masterpiece' that combines an insane asylum, the French Revolution and the Marquis de Sade.
Mike Ross' songs are all highly melodic, terribly inventive and superbly performed, but they leave no space for a much needed sense of danger.
First up, Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo with live music by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra in honour of TIFF's 40th.
Peter Randazzo work fits company's aim of upholding choreographic form, theatricality and humanistic values in dance.
Mirvish showcased highlights from the 2015-16 season, including performances from Matilda the Musical and an appearance by Game of Thrones' Owen Teale, who co-stars in Gaslight.
