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Writer-director Rob Kempson presents third and final episode in his Graduation Play series.
Greg MacArthur blends fact and fiction in his work in a bid to give audiences a different type of authenticity.
Choreographer James Kudelka's 2015 Dora Award-winning drama features five additional scenes and an expanded cast.
Feel-good musical about Newfoundland hospitality immediately after 9/11, made its Broadway debut Sunday night.
Skylar Campbell gives heartbreakingly poignant portrayal of wooden wannabe boy from fairy tale.
Stratford's Macbeth at Cineplex, a double bill from Bad Dog Theatre, James Kudelka's extended Love, Sex & Brahms.
A riff on "The Provoked Wife," "The Millennial Malcontent" hearkens back to a form of comedy that's far too broad for our modern, ironic tastes.
Strong overall acting, visionary direction and beautiful design combine in remount of 2015 co-production.
British choreographer Will Tuckett promises a lively production of Pinocchio that will turn dancers into actors.
Playwright Erin Shields goes beyond the surface in The Millennial Malcontent, based on The Provoked Wife.
The famous Russian master's The Seagull gets recontextualized for contemporary audiences in this Canadian premiere.
Pinocchio at the National Ballet of Canada, Feathers of Fire: A Persian Epic and Cage at Soulpepper.
The big-hearted and funny Canadian musical has taken on sudden resonance as it prepares for its Broadway opening next week.
Circus acts, enhanced by video projections, can be thrilling but cast sometimes seem emotionally disconnected.
Survivor of Theresienstadt camp to watch as Brundibar is staged in Toronto by Canadian Children's Opera Company.
The Book of Mormon returns to Toronto with an impeccably staged production and standout cast.
Why Not Theatre has Prince Hamlet with woman in title role and Canadian Stage has woman playing King Lear.
One Little Goat Theatre under fire for creating work from transcript of police interview with killer Williams.
Mirvish Productions' 2017-18 season also includes stage versions of North by Northwest and Muriel's Wedding, musicals The King and I and An American in Paris.
Vern Thiessen's adaptation and Albert Schultz's staging consistently forge a clear narrative path in this underappreciated coming-of-age classic.
Playwright Anton Piatigorsky is attempting the tricky and perhaps admirable task of invoking extreme acts without enacting them.
The 64-year-old dancer and choreographer sets a sombre tone with her performance in the program at The Theatre Centre.
At Canadian Stage, Five Faces for Evelyn Frost will be performed in English translation, then in French, while in HROSES, both languages are used.
Richard McMillan, a fixture in Canadian theatre, died on Feb. 19 after a struggle with thyroid cancer.
Musicians John Millard and Waleed Abdulhamid perform original compositions in a conversation about culture in Canada.
