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Veronica Tennant conceived Niagara after hearing Jose Maria Heredia's poem about the Falls.
Antoine Carabinier Lépine, sister Julie, father Alain, brother-in-law Jonathan bring lumberjack-inspired Timber to Panamania.
Shakespeare play is based on one extended joke that can confound modern audiences.
Jonathon Young and Crystal Pite's stunning work debuting this week plumbs the depths of post-traumatic stress disorder following a personal tragedy.
Gord Rand plays the king of Greek tragedy as more self-righteous and infantile in Daniel Brooks production.
Mitchell Cushman stages John Mighton's sci-fi murder mystery/love story with a strong, clear vision.
Oil sands debate makes for high energy theatre in documentary stage work. Too bad the show closes Sunday.
Shakespeare in High Park production, directed by Estelle Shook, relates ancient Rome to present-day Canada.
Toronto's only classical music summer program, the Toronto Summer Music Festival, adopts Pan Am theme of the Americas.
Panamania's stage version of Jules Verne classic is kept afloat by a raft of impressive multimedia effects.
Cimolino's term as artistic director extended to 2022 after two seasons of surpluses and increased attendance.
Native music steps up on the world stage with artists like Sainte-Marie, Tanya Tagaq and a Tribe Called Red.
To create his theatrical project, 887, Robert Lepage discovered a new level of intimacy with his family history.
Mirvish production is a dynamite theatrical experience with can't-forget-'em songs
Festival also commissions adaptation of Bernard Shaw's The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God
Susana Pous says DanzAbierta's Showroom is 'a metaphor for the reality of Cuban life.'
Lisa Dwan to appear in Not I, Footfalls and Rockaby Oct. 13 to Nov. 1 at Berkeley Street Theatre.
No job, living with your parents, and feeling more at home online: Fringe musical strikes a chord for too many 25-year-olds.
Studio 180 brings his final book, Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish, to the stage.
You can also catch Shakespeare in High Park, Friday Night Lights stand-in Monday Nights, or Josh Gondelman at Comedy Bar.
Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein musical about a drag queen helping save a shoe factory has won rave reviews.
The film bombed in 1992 but soared as a Broadway musical. It begins performances in Toronto on July 8.
New season also includes adaptation of Shakespeare's history plays, A Chorus Line, A Little Night Music, As You Like It and Macbeth.
Trifecta of theatrical luminaries blazes across the sky as Kinky Boots opens Sunday night at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.
Peter Hinton's modernization of George Bernard Shaw's classic play turns the class wars of London in 1914 into a look at today's ever-growing creative class.
