31 stories by "Melissa Leong"
More than 150 artists will present 21 one-hour cabarets at the fifth annual Global Cabaret Festival.
The La Cage Aux Folles stars sat down with Melissa Leong to ask each other some burning questions.
The stars of Sister Act the Musical share stories of saintly and sinful behaviour, as well as the good and the bad on stage.
It has taken Rex Harrington years to create a garden of trees, bushes, flowers and vines at his house in Toronto
Four of the fast-footed cast members of Tap Dogs endure a round of rapid fire questions.
Clybourne Park will launch the inaugural "off-Mirvish" season, the Toronto-based company's foray into alternative theatre.
Jackie Maxwell, artistic director of the Shaw Festival, shares scenes from her life.
Isabella Calthorpe appears in Backbeat, telling the famed love story between Stuart Sutcliffe and German photographer Astrid Kirchherr.
We asked comedians appearing at Just for Laughs to recommend their favourite colleague, and then we asked that colleague to do the same
"We knew it was coming a year ago. There are not enough great shows from New York and the West End to bring to Toronto," Dan says.
Both productions netted six nods each, it was announced in Toronto on Tuesday.
In the final moments of Cavalia's magical new show, Odysseo, the stage is flooded with 80,000 gallons of water
Odysseo is a colossal production featuring 50 artists and acrobats and more than 60 horses under the world's largest touring Big Top.
As Bring It On: The Musical hopes to show, there is more to cheerleading than high kicks and spirit fingers. The Post spoke to the stars of the show, now on in Toronto, about being the geek …
At 57, Kathleen Turner's body and voice now mark the presence of someone who has endured.
Jillian Keiley, an award-winning director from St. John's, N.L., has been named the new artistic director of the National Arts Centre's English theatre department.
This June, Kate McGarrigle's music will be a part of Luminato, Toronto's annual festival of arts and creativity.
In January, reporters and television crews gathered at a rehearsal hall in Toronto to see their first glimpse of the First World War play War Horse. While the cast and crew prepared to run a…
It's been eight years since Ted Dykstra, 50, and Richard Greenblatt, 58, last performed their seminal collaboration, 2 Pianos, 4 Hands. But Dykstra didn't even need to look at the script for…
Sahr Ngaujah walks almost leisurely inside the Canon Theatre in downtown Toronto and takes a seat in the lobby. "Cool," he responds when I ask how his day has been. Ngaujah is cool. The star…
Journalists from around the world arrived in Montreal this past Sunday to write about Cirque du Soleil’s new arena spectacle, Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour. The Post’s…
Michael Jackson would have loved this, says Greg Phillinganes, the late singer's long-time music director. Phillinganes is sitting on the stage at Montreal's Bell Centre where Cirque du S…
Staging the musical Chess can be as tricky as the game itself. Inspired by the famous 1972 Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky championship match held in Iceland, lyricist Tim Rice wrote it as a 198…
Audiences at the 14th annual induction ceremony for Canada’s Walk of Fame were treated to a star-studded event Saturday night featuring comedy by host Howie Mandel and a surprise perfo…
Kim Cattrall and Paul Gross are laughing while huddled together on a couch in Toronto’s Royal Alexandra Theatre. They compose themselves for a photographer. Cattrall says she hopes …
