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999 stories from Toronto.com

Garage sale Tom Thomson and Frederick Varley finds bring big bucks by Debra Black

An oil painting by Tom Thomson " discovered and purchased in an East Vancouver yard sale " has sold for $126,500 at an art auction.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 12:26pm on May 17, 2012

Harris, Carr, Holgate: Millions in Canadian art to change hands starting Thursday by Murray Whyte

Canada's spring art auction season begins on Thursday with Heffel Brothers auction in Vancouver.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 11:24am on May 17, 2012

A surprise Sunday afternoon with Pablo Picasso by David Macfarlane

Don't ask me how I forgot that the Picasso show is on at the Art Gallery of Ontario. But I did " until I walked through the doors of the AGO last Sunday. It's one of the few things that can …

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 1:05pm on May 16, 2012

Review: Bolshoi Ballet's Swan Lake by Michael Crabb

Swan Lake has often been called the world's most famous ballet. Perhaps it would be more accurate to say it's the ballet world's most famous title.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 11:48am on May 16, 2012

Odysseo even more stunning than Cavalia: Review by Richard Ouzounian

It's a horse of a different colour.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 9:33am on May 16, 2012

Bring It On headed to Broadway from Toronto by Richard Ouzounian

Cheerleading show going to New York, with previews starting in July.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 9:12am on May 16, 2012

Broadway musical Once competes for a Tony Award by Martin Knelman

A Tony win could boost the chances of Once, the musical based on the 2006 movie

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 7:12pm on May 15, 2012

For Contact, a Public spectacle unravels by Murray Whyte

Since it started up 16 years ago, the Contact Photography Festival has been something of a moving target. From its early years as a grassroots free-for-all " got some photos and somewhere to…

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 12:01am on May 12, 2012

Opera Atelier's Armide a triumph in Versailles by Richard Ouzounian

It took a year and the generosity of others for Opera Atelier's Marshall Pynkoski and Jeannette Lajeunesse Zingg to bring Armide to Versailles

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 6:32pm on May 11, 2012

Freddie Mercury to appear " as optical illusion " at We Will Rock You anniversary by Tony Wong

Freddie Mercury to appear as an optical illusion in anniversary performance of Who Will Rock You in London. Who's next?

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 11:52am on May 11, 2012

Zooey Deschanel tapped to play Loretta Lynn in Coal Miner's Daughter by Caitlin R. King

Country Music Hall of Fame member Loretta Lynn is taking her life story to Broadway, and she has tapped film and TV actress Zooey Deschanel to play her on stage.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 11:29am on May 11, 2012

Simply Luba simply not up to snuff: Review by Robert Crew

Veteran Canadian entertainer Luba Goy's one-woman show is not yet ready for prime time.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 9:26am on May 11, 2012

Bolshoi Ballet brings its Swan Lake to Toronto by Michael Crabb

Bolshoi Ballet's Swan Lake at the Sony Centre May 15 to 19.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 12:01am on May 11, 2012

The Big Interview: Julie Andrews by Richard Ouzounian

Julie Andrews talks Princess Diaries, Cinderella, Camelot, Mary Poppins and more

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 5:11pm on May 10, 2012

From the House of Mirth review: A poetic evocation of Wharton by Michael Crabb

James Kudelka fashions a hybrid of music, dance and song in the work based on Edit Wharton's breakthrough 1905 novel.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 2:06pm on May 10, 2012

Semele review: Opera production saved by spectacular music by John Terauds Special To The Star

Imagine someone taking the concept of bad fusion cuisine to opera, and you get the gist of the mess that the Canadian Opera Company calls Semele.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 1:55pm on May 10, 2012

Man buys signed Picasso print for $14 at thrift store by Barbara Rodriguez

The Ohioan sold what's believed to be a signed Picasso print for $7,000 to a private buyer who wants to remain anonymous

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 11:27am on May 10, 2012

Toronto steps out from its own shadow by David Macfarlane

A star emerged last weekend. It happened during Hot Docs, the documentary film festival that, for 11 days, ending last Sunday, had crowds hurrying from the renovated Bloor Street Cinema, to …

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 12:01am on May 10, 2012

Sony teams Hunan acrobats with Kitchener orchestra by Martin Knelman

When Mark Hammond, programming director of the Sony Centre, visited China on a talent-scouting mission, he was looking for something innovative and exciting. The act that caught his attentio…

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 12:01am on May 10, 2012

Dancap's West Side Story: Review by Robert Crew

Ross Lekites as Tony and Evy Ortiz as Maria are sweetly innocent in West Side Story, at the Toronto Centre for the Arts until June 3

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 11:00pm on May 9, 2012

Review: High by Robert Crew

Kathleen Turner is in her element as she wrestles with demons in this play about addiction at the Royal Alex.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 10:37pm on May 9, 2012

Andy Warhol's 'Double Elvis' portrait to be auctioned in NYC

An Andy Warhol portrait of Elvis Presley as a cowboy is being sold at a New York City auction.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 10:57am on May 9, 2012

Thomas Kinkade died from alcohol, Valium overdose by Garance Burke

Artist Thomas Kinkade died from an accidental overdose of alcohol and prescription tranquilizers.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 10:41am on May 9, 2012

West Side Story: the hit that almost didn't happen by Richard Ouzounian

It's the best musical that you almost never saw.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 10:24am on May 9, 2012

Canadian artist Jeff Wall's photo sells for $3.6M at New York auction

Christie's says the photograph sold Tuesday for US$3,666,500, setting a world auction record for the Vancouver artist.

SOURCE: Toronto.com at 10:15am on May 9, 2012
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