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Acting Up revives its landmark musical production " a show that explores death in a profoundly moving, honest, but not depressing way. On until April 13
Maxwell to stay on two more years as artistic director of the Niagara-on-the-Lake theatre company
Before Dexter and Six Feet Under, actor was a theatre and song-and-dance man
It opened to weak reviews in Toronto, but on Broadway Aladdin is earning more critical thumbs-up. This should be enough to make it a stage success.
Canadian skating champ Elvis Stojko conquers the Broadway musical Chicago, making a Toronto stop from March 26 to 30.
Newly formed Canadian Musical Theatre Writers Collective launches with concerts in New York and Toronto, March 24 at Hugh's Room.
New Amsterdam takes us back to July 27, 1656, and behind closed doors.
The Theatre Centre's new home kicks off with a compelling downer, performed by science journalist Alanna Mitchell from her book of the same name.
Get out the hankies. The National Ballet squeezes every last drop of blood from this compelling if somewhat overheated drama.
After 23 years with the National Ballet of Canada, Antonijevic dances his final performance in a full-length dramatic role as Onegin on March 22.
Eunoia started as an experimental poem
Carnegie Library at Queen W. and Lisgar in Toronto now 'live arts hub and incubator' for 35-year-old organization
Allegra Fulton transports us to a higher plane of reality under Megan Follows' gifted direction in Jennifer Tremblay's poetic play.
Performances by Preeti Patel's Anjika Manipuri Dance Troupe and Menaka Thakkar's company simulcast live between cities on March 15
Follows makes her directing debut at Berkeley Street Theatre.
Canadian Stage hit starring Rick Miller and Carly Street to return in December after playing Montreal
Former Bolshoi ballerina doesn't disappoint as Odette/Odile, paired with fellow ballet aristocrat Evan McKie.
We sat in on one of the classic sketch troupe's most important planning sessions: to decide on the perfect title for their latest show.
New executive director, formerly head of Boston Ballet, finds Toronto vibrant and tremendously diverse.
