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Emmy-winning actor described a 'politicized atmosphere' on set and added that this is "no longer the job I signed up for four years ago.'
At first it looked like a sexy series that pretended to be a moral one but it now seems it's the other way around, writes Johanna Schneller.
Wedgeworth, known best for her role as Lana Shields on the TV sitcom 'Three's Company', died Thursday in New York after a long illness.
It was a brief mention, but SNL didn't spare the U.S. senator and former comedian, who has been accusing of groping and forcibly kissing a woman.
Blunt Canadian comic riffs on Harvey Weinstein scandal, bullying, the Juno Awards, plus his smart new globe-trotting dramedy, debuting Nov. 23 on CTV.
Maiden play by Kevin Drew of Broken Social Scene grew out of his frustration with modern life
Clooney to play Colonel Cathcart in miniseries based on Joseph Heller's Second World War novel.
In trace, complex plot and shifts between times and characters rest solely on actor and musician Ho's shoulders.
The 73-year-old actor has been accused of "inappropriate behaviour" by former assistant Van Barnes.
"It is real and it's sad and it shouldn't be that way," says Jessica Grey about the show Outside.
In Coal Mine production, Ted Dykstra and Fiona Highet exude sad maturity as parents who have lost a child.
Fully sung play does remarkable job exploring the inner emotions of its protagonists, who were real-life lovers.
We Are Here Productions stages In the Heights: In Concert, Hamilton creator Miranda's other Tony-winning musical.
Though not without its bright spots, Prince's production proves shallow thanks to miscasting and over-choreographed numbers.
Siminovitch Prize nominee is in demand with Cake opening Friday at Theatre Passe Muraille and lots more to come.
What makes this Toronto Centre for the Arts production work so well is the extent to which the actors inhabit their characters.
Actors' committed performances overcome challenges in Young People's Theatre production of Disney musical.
Adam Lazarus invites the audience to sit in his toxic masculine world view in a play that focuses on his relationship with his daughter.
The National Ballet's second run at Shakespeare's tale of a jealous king has the same opening-night leads it did two years ago, with their experience allowing them to grow into their roles a…
Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen get taken up by theatre artists, while DanceWorks looks back at 40 years and a Montreal troupe expands the boundaries
Ayad Akhtar, whose Pulitzer-winning play Disgraced returns this week to Toronto's Panasonic Theatre, just opened new work Junk on Broadway.
Broadway musical to tell the 'real story' of Barry and his late brothers Robin and Maurice.
Laurence Lemieux and Citadel + Compagnie tell stories of young Toronto men who fought and died at Vimy Ridge.
This revival of Edward Albee's last major work circles the play but does not yet have it firmly in its sights.
New report looks at how RISER Project and Generator help indie companies and artists get their work seen.
