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While concerns about harassment were already on the radar, the Soulpepper situation will likely ensure they receive more attention, one theatre exec says
Toronto pub packs 'em in once a month for performances of the classics by professionals and students, but with just a piano and singers
Earlier Thursday, actors Ted Dykstra, Stuart Hughes, Michelle Monteith and Rick Roberts resigned in support of four women who made allegations against Schultz
Plaintiffs describe years of harassment and assault while working for Soulpepper's co-founder Albert Schultz, who has been described as a 'serial sexual predator' in separate …
The rise of improv comedy means the joke is most certainly on us all
Broadway hit Come From Away poised for return to Canada and a shot at the silver screen
PlayMe specializes in producing audio versions of recent Canadian plays
Dutoit's office issued a statement saying the allegations 'have absolutely no basis in truth' and vowed to mount a meaningful defence
In separate interviews with The Associated Press, three opera singers and a classical musician provided detailed accounts of incidents they say occurred between 1985 and 2010
Touching, challenging and hilarious, here are the top 10 productions of the year " plus honours for the finest performance
The VRS's founder and artistic director is a feisty and confident presence on the Vancouver classical-music scene
After a fond farewell to former artistic director Gradimir Pankov, Ivan Cavallari takes the reins at the venerable Montreal troupe " and he's wasting no time veering company in a new di…
In Toronto, the head of the country's largest opera company faces one of his greatest challenges: With less than a fifth of funding coming from the government, Alexander Neef must persistent…
Porter was called upon to step in when an emergency threatened to cancel a preview performance of Grease
With the 2017 Luminato under her belt, the Australian arts veteran is beginning to put her long-term stamp on the multi-arts event
Nicol is set to star as the unlikable orphanage matron Miss Hannigan in the 40th-anniversary West End production of Annie when the musical makes its way to Toronto's Ed Mirvish Theatre in Ap…
As politics and news continue to stir the conversation around inequality, Toronto's female-fronted Nightwood Theatre has been burning brighter than ever. But for a 38-year-old company u…
You can't quite tell where Heisenberg is going to go from scene to scene " and that's part of the play's appeal
On the whole it does not work as well as a fairy tale for a panto " not offering enough opportunities for group dance numbers and having too set a structure
Vancouver indie record mogul and comedy fan Jonathan Simkin has released four comedy albums to date, and all have hit No. 1 on Canada's iTunes comedy chart
The conversation about misogyny has moved forward. So why do the performing arts insist on bringing us back to square one?
The duo are in good company with plenty of other Canadians vying for Grammys in other categories
When he makes the jump to Neptune Theatre, Webb is widely expected not only to continue his commitment to local talent, but to deepen it
National bus tour showcases more than 50 Indigenous and non-Indigenous literary and musical performers in shows and workshops
Keeping Hadestown away from Broadway, producers believe, maintains a level of anonymity beneficial to the production
