165 stories by "Trish Crawford"
Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra's birthday present to be announced at Koerner Hall concert April 23.
Joshua Hopkins and Alek Shrader play pals Figaro and Almaviva in Canadian Opera Company production beginning April 17.
Company presents Berlioz version of Gluck opera of timeless love story at Elgin Theatre April 9.
Ten-day Toronto festival includes big events like Apocalypsis, big venues like the Hearn Generation Station, family fare like a TSO concert with pets and a focus on artists of the Americas.
Toronto's oldest rock choir is the only Canadian choir to be invited to a 16-choir strong Total Vocal concert at Carnegie Hall March 29.
The 2009 Star Trek movie will be shown in high definition at the Sony Centre March 21 with the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony.
A DJ, soprano Carla Huhtanen, a percussionist and classic movies combine for Tapestry Opera's experimental production that also salutes Maria Callas.
The Kodo performers, returning to Toronto with a new, multi-disciplinary show, undergo rigorous training in the historic Japanese art form of Taiko drumming.
Songwriter Marc Jordan has written hit songs for stars ranging from Cher and Rod Stewart to Diana Ross while dealing with dyslexia.
Violinist Vadim Repin, called Russia's Paganini, plays Ravel, Bartok, Debussy, Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky at Toronto's Koerner Hall before returning for Siberian arts festival
Krystel Descary won't reveal secrets of the puppet she manipulates in Tout à Trac's Pinocchio, on at Young People's Theatre March 3 to 21.
The singers whisper and the musicians play ever so softly in David Lang's The Whisper Opera at the Theatre Centre until March 1.
The Beatles' career featured in Let It Be at Sony Centre Feb. 13, 14. We talk to Reuven Gershon who plays John Lennon.
Monroe look- and sound-alike is the latest in a long list of actresses to tackle the daunting role of playing screen icon Marilyn Monroe.
Public miniconcert one of several across city to kick off Toronto Symphony Orchestra festival dedicated to the piano, on until Feb. 14.
Toronto public spaces from City Hall to Union Station to be filled with piano music as 10-day festival kicks off
Renowned director of Montreal Symphony leads Baroque orchestra in Toronto for the first time.
Jay Douglas, Tommy Ambrose and Albert Schultz join in Jan. 22 tribute to Sinatra, who would have turned 100 in 2015.
Tenor turns 50 during Canadian Opera Company run of Don Giovanni. He first played Ottavio in Vienna in 1996.
Sasha Djihanian, Jane Archibald and Jennifer Holloway play the three loves of Don Giovanni, played by Russell Braun, in Canadian Opera Company production opening Jan. 24.
The songs of Elton John and Billy Joel get the dramatic treatment at Koerner Hall on Nov. 12 and 13.
It takes two hours to turn slim nice guy Finley into the corpulent, vain Falstaff in the Canadian Opera Company production opening Oct. 3
Forget the iconic 1972 movie, Shaw Festival's Cabaret, opening May 1, makes its own dramatic statements on a world hurtling toward destruction.
The COC's Don Quichotte, opening May 9, and Man of La Mancha, in previews May 8 at Stratford Festival, are two versions of the same classic tale.
