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Sculpture David Altmejd created The Eye for Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
Artistic Director since 2003 leaves post on June 30.
Brampton comedy superstar coming to ACC built his new show with the help of strangers.
Al Pacino is returning to the ugly world of real estate " he's revisiting Glengarry Glen Ross on Broadway this fall.
Five regional finalists for the annual $70,000 Sobey Art Prize are announced.
How many ways are there to sell your soul to the devil?
What to make of Valerie Blass? It's a question the fast-rising Montreal-based sculptress seems to ask of herself time and again. The Art Gallery of Hamilton has just opened a half-size versi…
The National Ballet of Canada's triple bill, featuring Elite Syncopations, Song of a Wayfarer and Chroma, concludes the company's regular season, its 60th anniversary, on a suitable exhilara…
National Ballet apprentice Francesco Gabriele Frola takes silver in junior men's category.
Batsheva Dance Company's Sadeh21 showcases Ohad Naharin's Gaga approach to movement.
Tony and Emmy award-winning star wows capacity crowd with everything from disco to opera.
Zdenek Konvalina, now a dancer with the English National Ballet, returns to Canada for Chroma and Song of a Wayfarer.
British playwright Edward Bond is celebrated June 12 to 20 in festival founded by actress Maev Beaty and director Alan Dilworth.
Rachel Browne, founder of Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers, was a pioneer of Canadian modern dance.
Irish love story "Once" won the Tony Award for best musical on Broadway Sunday while "Clybourne Park," a satire on race relations, won the best play.
La Belle et La Bête, now at the St. Lawrence Centre's Bluma Appel Theatre as part of the Luminato festival, is visually stunning, a magical blend of technology and stagecraft. But it's so…
Robert Lepage's Playing Cards 1: Spades, at Luminato June 13 to 17, dances with the devil in Las Vegas.
It took 36 years for Einstein on the Beach " the groundbreaking Philip Glass opera " to reach Toronto.
National Ballet principal dancer Aleksandar Antonijevic is still dancing meaty roles at 42.
If you are what you eat, then no wonder Calvin Trillin is such a fascinating guy.
Josh Young talks about being nominated for a Tony Award for Jesus Christ Superstar.
There are dystopic writers embroiled in the great unraveling of civil society through modernity's often-brutal churn, and then there's J.G. Ballard. Crash, his most famous book " or infamous…
Technology has caught up to Einstein on the Beach, say creators Philip Glass and Robert Wilson.
When talking about the prodigious, almost 70-year output of Pablo Picasso, a slate of adjectives leap easily enough to mind: Innovative, iconoclastic, experimental, fearless. Just as easily,…
A year after it blocked funding possibly due to a controversial play, the federal government has restored its grant to SummerWorks.
