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Adams is the co-founder of Dance Collection Danse
The 91-year-old actress will co-star in a fundraising production of Morris Panych's Vigil in Clarksburg, Ont.
The city's mainstream comedy venues haven't always been welcoming to people of colour or the LGBTQ community, but an upcoming event will mark a major milestone
The staple of a variety of shows was known for his greeting and catchphrase 'hello dere' and was a living link late in life to a generation of long-dead superstars
Bare-bones play poses uncomfortable questions on utility's purpose and policies.
Kim Coates, the Saskatoon-born actor, takes on the challenging lead role after a 25-year absence from the stage " and quickly shows he hasn't lost his live-performing chops.
Documentary is a charming and shrewd take on the world of male ballerinas of the Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
This mock-Shakespearean production by Studio 180 Theatre in Toronto feels like a novelty that has already passed its 'best before' date.
Board of directors votes to keep base grant of theatre company currently being sued by four past employees alleging sexual harassment
Season of 17 shows includes a number of projects on which the director has personally played matchmaker
Centrepiece ballet, Anna Karenina, features literature's most canonical female victim. Maybe audiences are ready for a differetn type of heroine
Forbidden is the latest instalment of the Tap:Ex series by Tapestry Opera, and it feels distinctly more a vehicle for a message, rather than for its unique combination of Western opera singi…
The Canadian Stage production in Toronto is as exciting and unsettling as the original in New York, which won a Tony Award for best play.
Mozart's singspiel splash into exoticism packs in all the technical skills that opera singers work for decades to perfect
Wajdi Mouawad's new production of the Mozart singspiel opera, now at the Four Seasons Centre in Toronto, begins at the end to make a point about East and West.
The former head of Factory Theatre and the Shaw Festival is carving out a role for herself as a mentor and advocate for women in theatre
Toronto's first Black Liberation Ball is taking place at the annual Kuumba festival, which will feature programming that aims to untangle how black identity intersects with other aspects of …
The production has grossed more than US$60-million on Broadway to date " and has been turning a profit since it earned back its original US$12-million investment in October
The industrious Toronto dancemaker is the subject of a Citadel + Compagnie program this month called Decoding Bharatnatyam
Sons of Anarchy and Da Vinci's Inquest stars discuss taking the stage for the provocative British play's Canadian debut
Ashlie Corcoran begins her new job with 18 shows, 11 written by Canadians, 11 by women and four by artists of colour or Indigenous artists
Toronto theatre company immediately placed under 'concerned status' after civil lawsuits against its former artistic director were filed
The sexual harassment and misconduct conversation has been one that has gone nowhere and resulted in no consequences for the perpetrators … until now
In this universe, JFK is a father too sick to pick up his children and also a president getting yelled at in Russian on the moon.
At first everything seems a new discovery " and then even joys become repetitive, and then maybe a new joy is there to be found in repetition, like the chorus of a song.
