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'Girls and Boys' made a splash in Stratford last summer, a quick jaunt from the behemoth Stratford Festival. Its upcoming remount will play at the Streetcar Crowsnest in Toronto.
This month Crow's Theatre is producing the world premiere stage version of "Fifteen Dogs," adapted and directed by Marie Farsi and featuring a cast of six.
Petty took his final bow Saturday, bidding adieu to Toronto's yearly Christmas pantomime after 25 years.
MacDonald says she always saw her groundbreaking novel "as a 3D experience for the reader." Part One opens in Toronto Jan. 20.
Live theatre came back blazing to Toronto and the GTA in 2022.
Post-pandemic life saw companies entering a brave new world marked by unpredictable and shifting consumer habits, declining attendance rates and general economic uncertainty
The show's simple, hooky premise " a song cycle in different pop genres retelling the Biblical story of Joseph " is an opportunity for one spectacular musical number after another
This "Alice in Wonderland" is nothing short of a delight " and Bad Hats Theatre puts on a very good show.
When retail stores deck the halls for holiday shopping, they're using many of the same tenets of design that make theatrical productions pop, according to experts in both fields.
This isn't the "Moby Dick" of your high school English classroom and these aren't the puppets from days of Jim Henson yore.
New Soulpepper and TO Live production is updated with topical references while maintaining the dramatic situation and structure that are key to the play's success.
Tchaikovsky's classic ballet is back with many changes " all of them good.
From Jac Yarrow's offstage charisma to his vocal chops, it's clear why Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber chose him as his leading man.
Dan Chameroy, Eddie Glen and Sara-Jeanne Hosie return for a magical final goodbye.
Events by companies like Opera Revue, Against the Grain and Tapestry Opera are part of an effort to make the art form more accessible.
The Montreal-based circus company will bring their iconic big top to the site of the former Mr. Christie factory.
Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre's annual WinterSong performance features the lore and traditions around the winter solstice.
The spirited ensemble draws some laughs from the material, but some of it feels stale and overlong.
"The staying power of ''da Kink in My Hair' is rooted in authenticity. And truth," says Anthony. "Everyone wants to feel seen, heard, listened to, loved, accepted."
Now that his company's holiday pantos are coming to an end, Petty will take one final bow as Captain Hook in "Peter's Final Flight."
"It's especially lovely because I've been chosen by my peers," says groundbreaking director Brassard.
Gordon won a Dora Award for "Room" and starred in "The Doctor's Dilemma," with more to come in 2023. She's tired, but it's a "champagne problem."
ACTRA Toronto said in an email it was reaching out to the production companies involved to recover cheques that were cashed by a talent agency which has ceased operations.
These sea shanty-singing Cornish men started a 'buoy band,' inked a million-dollar-plus record deal and now have a musical celebrating their unlikely story, playing at the Royal Alexandra Th…
Lolita Chakrabarti's 2012 play is an ambitious work of activist theatre history served up in an entertaining package of 19th-century backstage drama.