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Jillian Keiley, an award-winning director from Newfoundland will be the next Artistic Director of the NAC's English Theatre Department.
Dance review: Toronto's Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie performs Varenka, Varenka! " It speaks to the heart without a hint of irony or cynicism.
Gaetane Verna takes over as director of the Power Plant on the eve of its 25th anniversary, after almost a year with no-one in her chair. Can she right the ship?
When I spot her in the coffee shop, her hair is perfectly straight, tied into a neat low bun, and she is wearing black from head to toe.Montreal
Book cherishes Canada's ties to monarchy.
I have played a cartoon dog, a caveman and a Frenchman who gets slaughtered at the Battle of Agincourt.
Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage of Mythbusters play Toronto's Sony Centre March 29.
Critical reviews of Stratford's Jesus Christ Superstar, which opened on Broadway Thursday night, raged from the heavenly to the hellish.
Cavalia, the magical company which combines horses and humans in an inspired staging, will be presenting a brand-new production in May.
As narrative ballets go, The Seagull is worth the homework required to appreciate its full richness.
Josh Young, who has been playing Judas since the show opened at Stratford in June, 2011, fell ill and missed the last previews.
Margaux Williamson is the Art Gallery of Ontario's current artist-in-residence, and it's a position she's taken literally, given the tangle of unmade bed sheets and sleeping bag splayed acro…
In the opening moments of Crisis in the Credit System, a bitingly funny, deliberately flummoxing miniseries of sorts by the young Canadian, London-based artist Melanie Gilligan, a kindly you…
Dancap touring production boasts a fine cast and chorus, who turn Shrek's big, bright beautiful world into fine entertainment.
With new show Prince of Broadway, Dancap Productions' focus shifts to Broadway
Playwright Matthew MacKenzie went to Ghana the same year Jason Russell visited Sudan.
Questions for the cast of Live Wrong and Prosper, Toronto Second City's new show opening March 27.
Toronto choreographer Malgorzata Nowacka's latest offering is a mishmash of existential angst, cast in a semi-abstracted narrative format, punctuated with flashes of the kind of raw dance th…
Q&A: Actor Lukas Poost dons the green makeup for Shrek: The Musical at the Toronto Centre for the Arts.
The curtain is closing on Canada's lucrative Elinore & Lou Siminovitch Prize in Theatre.
A shutterbug known for his images of Vancouver, a portrait artist and a shooter whose works depict multiple spaces simultaneously are the finalists for this year's Scotiabank Photography Awa…
If you saw the harrowing play or film version of Rabbit Hole, you'll never forget its story of a mother trying to come to grips with the death of her child.
Closing of Vancouver Playhouse, drop in Stratford Festival attendance have lessons for Toronto companies like Canadian Stage.
Tracy Morgan, appearing at the Sony Centre March 23 in the Canadian International Comedy Fest, says he's the Bruce Lee of comedy.
There's a lot to be said for a dance show, even a rather choreographically shallow one, that actually moves out in all directions.
