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The list of nominees for this year's Dora Awards provokes a mix of head-nodding, brow-smiting, and eye-rolling.
The Man in Black is so deeply touching and poignant that I could watch it again and again
We asked National Ballet of Canada dancer Dylan Tedaldi to show us his chops at various locations around Toronto
Daniel Briere makes his Stratford Festival debut this season as Romeo in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
John Cameron Mitchell, who wrote the original musical, said in a statement: "Who better to pass the wig to but the finest entertainer of his generation?"
Just for Laughs offshoot JFL42 is returning to Toronto this fall, and it's bringing some heavy-hitters
Last season the company announced its net ticket revenue at $10.9-million. In the 2012-13 report this number is $9.9-million
The Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Tour is the first large-scale event Funny Or Die, the comedy website founded by actor Will Ferrel and comedian Adam McKay, has produced
The National Post's David Berry met a few of the cast members of Cats in the green room and watched a selection of cat videos. It turns out that even Cats can't resist cat videos.
Wilde reigns on the Shaw Festival's main stage, while George Bernard Shaw himself is confined to its smaller houses.
When you start out, the only income you're making is free beer tickets," Ben Kerr says. "And I'm good friends with everyone on the panel so it'll be nice to sit down and talk to these idiots…
Stratford's opening week reaches its peak with Mary Stuart, a play that, in the special dramatic world of counter-factuals, reigns supreme
The performance will occur on June 16 at Anderson's free show at David Pecaut Square
The posters promise lust, betrayal and murder, but the show itself never really ignites
Following a successful six-week run in Toronto, the popular musical Book of Mormon will return to Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre in September 2014
Des McAnuff's Stratford production of Tommy is a superlative feat of visual storytelling. McAnuff takes perfectly disciplined advantage of his new technological opportunities
CBC radio host Sook-Yin Lee has joined the SummerWorks Performance Festival as one of the festival's artists-in-residence
The National Ballet of Canada principal dancer on really attacking the sensual role
John Malkovich is out to show a different side of Casanova in The Giacomo Variations " the libertine and the sensitive soul that gets lost in all the bed-bound trysts
Antoni Cimolino loves Stratford so much, he's stuck around for 26 years
It isn't quite indestructible (Harvey Fierstein proved that a few years ago) but it's the next best thing
The comedy isn't just a matter of individually humorous lines or even scenes, though Tim Carroll's production is exceptionally adroit at discovering and delivering these
Llike a fine cheddar cheese, Kurt only gets sharper with age
Palmer, the newly-appointed artistic director of the National Theatre School of Canada, finished her first "audition tour" in Toronto this month, and a new crop of talented students will ent…
Our Betters by W. Somerset Maugham, on now in a good production at the Shaw Festival, mocks the quaint belief that our own age is less moral than previous ones
