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More insight and gossip behind the scenes at Canada's largest theatre where Des McAnuff has been named sole artistic director after two colleagues resigned.
Queen-based musical breaks Toronto's five year SARS jinx on long-run shows.
Judith Thompson is the first Canadian to win the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize in its 30 year history.
An interview with Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty on the occasion of the Toronto premiere of one of their favorite shows.
The Canadian premiere of Stuff Happens is a four-star winner.
David Hare's controversial drama about All the Dubya's Men (and Ms. Rice) finally has its Canadian premiere.
The Chichester Festival's acclaimed production of Nicholas Nickleby makes its only North American appearance.
New play inspired by the life and death or historian Iris Chang.
A visit to the National Theatre's War Horse and an interview with Artistic Director Nicholas Hytner.
A profile of the star behind the successful Simpsons/Shakespeare Mash-up.
Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House comes to Toronto in a near-perfect production.
The much-praised Chichester Festival Production of Nicholas Nickleby arrives in Canada.
69 year-old Ted Neeley arrives in Toronto with Jesus Christ Superstar.
David Mirvish battles Aubrey Dan's attack on his audiences with a killer subscription season.
For the third time in the five seasons that Jackie Maxwell has been artistic director, the Shaw Festival has posted a major deficit.
The first round of auditions for the Canadian version of the reality show that swept England hit Toronto.
Ewan McGregor is just one of the many superb things in the Donmar Warehouse production of Othello.
