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The National Ballet of Canada's Guillaume Côté discusses the late singer's moves and use of space over the years
Ten playwrights of different backgrounds and languages come together to produce a play about Gabriel Dumont that pleases, puzzles and provokes through wildly shifting forms
The 19-year-old ballet dancer was recruited to choreograph a performance for the R&B duo at the 3 Days in Toronto festival
One would think that in an era of immersive realities, opera would have become grittier and true to life " but the opposite happened
Stratford Festival says putting significant number of female actors in traditionally male role part of initiative to diversify casting approach
After nine years, he will program a final season before departing from his position in June of 2018
Elliott discusses team-ups with Simon Stephens, remounting Angels in America on Broadway and her new company
The bel canto 'comedies' require a lot of elements to come together, and this surprisingly unambitious production doesn't quite have them
The 22-year-old choreographer behind Toronto's Meat Loaf musical is establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with in L.A.
Actress Ellie Moon's Asking For It, a play inspired by the Jian Ghomeshi trial, offers insight into why women often stay silent in the wake of sexual violence
During the Second World War, thousands of Japanese Canadians were uprooted from their homes and sent to Hastings Park, then to internment camps. New local projects shed light on the atrocity
Anita Majumbar's Fish Eyes Trilogy fails to recapture its original magic at first but manages a strong finish, while Lukumi features a typically excellent d'bi.young anitafrika performance
Theatre companies both large and small took advantage of the spotlight and rare extra resources to bring Canadian works to the biggest performing-arts marketplaces in the world
After a flurry of still-mysterious resignations last December set Toronto's century-old orchestra adrift, it's hoisting the sails and charting a new course
The Toronto festival wasn't at its strongest, but still delivered energy to an excited crowd
Cardinal's solo show Huff is a fearless, darkly comic performance
The National Theatre School and stagehand union IATSE are teaming up to back the 71-year-old high-school festival amid lost sponsorship from failing retailer Sears
Director of Toronto's first performance of the opera sees the story as an expression of its librettist's political ideals
It's pretty hard to put a Royal Family on stage that is less diverse than the actual one " but Studio 180 and Mirvish plan to do just that in February
It should be no surprise that the latest play from Rebecca Northan involves a murder, because the playwright and actress has been killing it on Toronto stages for years
Chouinard transforms Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights in a three-act work
Tanztheater Wuppertal, Pina Bausch's famous and much celebrated dance troupe, will perform The Rite of Spring and Café Muller
Mirvish will host Gobsmacked! and Motown the Musical in 2018
Donna-Michelle St. Bernard and Evelyne de la Cheneliere are also finalists for the $75,000 award
The Aliens and The Humans each take place on a single realistic set, feature characters who speak as actual people do " and allow action to unfold in its own time
