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Kevin Hanchard and Alana Hibbert shine in Katori Hall play about Martin Luther King Jr.'s last night on earth, at the Shaw Festival until Sept. 7
First professional theatrical production of Trey Parker's Cannibals! The Musical part of Starvox Entertainment's 10th anniversary season.
Also on next season's playbill: Pygmalion, directed by Peter Hinton; Peter and the Starcatcher; a Kurt Weill revue; and the directing debut of the multi-talented Lezlie Wade.
If you think you know this most overproduced of Shakespeare's plays, Peter Sellars' twist on it will change (and blow) your mind
The actor immortalized in My Dinner With Andre eagerly speaks of his attraction to Ibsen's The Master Builder, which opens in Toronto this weekend.
An impressive adaptation of the Henrik Ibsen play, some 14 years in the making.
Disney refuses to say whether play based on Oscar-winning movie will head to Broadway
Shakespeare comedy to be part of 2015 season, along with Hamlet, Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music and Carousel, Ben Jonson's The Alchemist and John Mighton's Possible Worlds
The five surviving players of Britain's Monty Python comedy troupe took a final bow seen around the world in movie theatres Sunday, including Toronto.
How a musical about dancers trying out for a Broadway musical became a singular sensation, including a 1976 Toronto run
Tony-winning actress plays sister to Kim Cattrall in series debuting on HBO Canada on July 20.
Nominated for five Tony Awards in five decades, she finally won in 2002 for Elaine Stritch at Liberty.
Playwright Judith Thompson and her family taking part in this summer's edition in Seaton Village
Dinosaur Zoo Live lets families meet and interact with a collection of lifelike dinosaur puppets.
Punch Up, Three Men in a Boat, Lost and Found and The Emergency Monologues are best of Toronto Fringe Festival shows in Best of Fringe.
With tours to Versailles, Salzburg and La Scala, and San Francisco to come, opera company's dance card is increasingly full.
Principal of Nu Musical Theatricals to produce Buddy " the Buddy Holly Story at Elgin-Winter Garden Theatre and more
Festival head cites "happy convergence" of good weather and new ticketing policy " and standout scripts from two female playwrights don't hurt.
Lisa Peterson's production, which uses George Bernard Shaw's original but long-neglected third act, brings the playwright's genius to life at the Shaw Festival.
A gifted cast lifts a great story and what can at times be an overwhelming mishmash of comedy and tragedy.
Eda Holmes's brilliance is inconsistent but she still makes a strong case to be given the reins of power with The Sea.
Steve Michaels ably embodies Elvis Presley in Return to Grace, but the first act gets mired in too much talking and narration.
Canadian actor known for Ed grateful for a string of "great jobs," including The Following, The Flash and animated series on Disney Junior.
Audience demand brings one-week extensions for Lear, Crazy for You, Mother Courage and Her Children, Antony and Cleopatra and King John.
