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Hopes are high for Jeremy Irvine, the 22-year-old star of Great Expectations
Christopher Plummer presents Maggie Smith with the honour in a star-studded ceremony at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel.
Cirque du Soleil's Amaluna, a female take on Shakespears's The Tempest, plays Toronto until Nov. 4.
Critic Roger Ebert promoting newly issued softcover edition of his memoir, Life Itself.
Maggie Smith comes to Toronto for TIFF and to receive the Stratford Shakespeare Festival Legacy Award.
When Cirque du Soleil opened Amaluna in Montreal this past April, I cheered it wildly for uniting the usual Cirque materials around the script of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, infusin…
Randy Bachman of the Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive is still takin' care of business and loving it.
Second City's We've Totally (probably) Got This! is funny, but it hurts, like the best comedy
The most important presence at Rufus Wainwright and Jorn Weisbrodt's wedding was someone who was most noticeable by her absence " Kate McGarrigle.
The famous DeLorean time machine draws crowds at Fan Expo, as star Christopher Lloyd stops by for a Q&A.
The Spanish singing legend is releasing new versions of his most famous songs
After her duties on Second City's We've Totally (probably) Got This! end, Melody A. Johnson will tour her one-woman show Miss Caledonia in Ontario and the Maritimes.
Michel Marc Bouchard's Tom and the Coyote was supposed to open the Factory Theatre season in Toronto; instead it's been pulled over conflict with Ken Gass.
Michael Hughes' Mickey & Judy, Sharron Matthews' Superstar: Gold 2012, Berend McKenzie's NGGRFG and Nonnie Griffin's Sister Annunciata's Secret at Fringe
The music in A Synonym for Love is respected fully, by vocalists and orchestra alike, but the new spin on the material is wonderful, writes Star critic Richard Ouzounian.
Don McLean, the singer-songwriter behind 'American Pie,' 'Vincent' and 'And I Love You So,' plays The Ex on Aug. 24.
Youth, charm, intelligence and talent were all in abundance before more than a few minutes had gone by in the 90-minute play at Withrow Park.
New company Shakespeare in the Ruff, founded by Brendan McMurtry-Howlett, send up idea of actors wearing tights and ruffs.
Art, confession and nude self-flagellating all part of SummerWorks presentation by transsexual performance artist Nina Arsenault.
Big musicals have been keeping the festival afloat for the past two seasons.
Hawksley Workman is on to something substantial with The God That Comes.
Shaw Festival staging robs Helen's Necklace of its intimacy
When Fan Expo Canada hits the Metro Convention Centre from Aug. 23 to 26, there will be thousands of eager followers of Doctor Who and Torchwood there to see John Barrowman, the omnisexual C…
There seems to be a new rule developing at the Shaw Festival: put Jim Mezon and another terrific actor on stage in a killer scene and watch the sparks fly.
Director's heavy hand with anti-Soviet message, and overacting by most of the cast, spoil show depicting Molière's struggles in his final years.
