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Just try not to follow the plot too closely or you'll start to get a migraine.Much of Antoni Cimolino's production of the classic comedy is at its very best when the acting company are shari…
Cymbeline is usually considered one of the late Romances or so-called problem plays. The production playing in Withrow Park, though, is a comedy, pure and simple.
What Antony and Cleopatra really needs is give it a real point-of-view and let us know why we're sitting there for three hours watching two titans play out the end of their lives.
Now 68, the guitar virtuoso, who plays The Ex on Aug. 21, will keep playing and singing as long as he can.
After years of play being off limits to Canadian theatre companies, Acting Up Stage Company will present it in Toronto in February.
Stratford Festival production is elegant, acting is impressive, but Michel Marc Bouchard's script gives us too much food for thought.
Stratford Festival's Yanna McIntosh and Geraint Wyn Davies discuss the huge love between the Roman general and the queen of Egypt
John Berendt's story of murder and scandal set in American South teaches us to always stick around for one more drink
Marvel Universe Live has begun an 85-city tour over the next two years, upping the technological ante for theatrical events.
Done properly, Tartuffe is a master class in human psychology and every kind of comedy. But that's not what seems to have been on director László Marton's mind.
Susan H. Schulman expected to replace him at head of Rodgers and Hammerstein musical as part of Stratford Festival 2015 season.
Jacqueries, Part 1 makes audience do more than watch while EÌcoute Pour Voir connects spectators and dancers.
Brad Paisley has redefined the notion of what makes a country music star: more Huck Finn than Tom Sawyer.
The evening's highlights included Peter Chin's "Through the Mask" and Sis Robin Hibbert's "Doun Doun Dance".
A look at 10 actors who could potentially play the Prince of Denmark in 2015
Richard Ouzounian recommends what to sample from buffet of drama, dance, music on offer in August festival.
Niagara born and raised actor brings urban erudition and rural smarts to role in The Philanderer.
Bernard Shaw's You Never Can Tell, Ibsen's The Lady From the Sea, J.M. Barrie's The Twelve-Pound Look and Caryl Churchill's Top Girls among productions
Play was most critically acclaimed at Toronto Fringe Festival.
Retired boxing champ puts roller-coaster of his life on display in Undisputed Truth, coming to Air Canada Centre on Sept. 10.
Set against the backdrop of the Irish Troubles, Sean O'Casey's masterpiece belongs to Mary Haney, who brings Juno's agony to life.
By the end of its two-year travels, the tour will have left the Bard's footprint in every country on the planet. This weekend, it's happening in Prescott, Ont., on the banks of the St. Lawre…
