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The improv sketch comedy troupe's sprawling 28,700-square-foot venue at One York Street officially opens Nov. 30.
Moscovitch's corporate drama 'Post-Democracy' premieres at Tarragon Theatre in November.
The 2004 film has been refreshed for the social media age, showcasing Fey's masterful wit, but Jeff Richmond's and Nell Benjamin's score drags down the production.
This sequel to Marie Beath Badian's "Prairie Nurse" shows how the lives of that play's heroines diverged and shaped the experiences of their Filipino-Canadian offspring.
"Being a Canadian expat out here in the States, I've seen this rise of xenophobia firsthand. And it's felt very scary at times," says Sundeep Morrison.
"A Strange Loop," and revivals of "The Piano Lesson," "Death of a Salesman," "1776" and "Into the Woods" provide daring, stirring and groundbreaking theatre.
Artists, some owed more than $22,000, claim Compass and its president withheld payment for months after gigs.
The contemporary dance piece transforms the theatre into an analogue dark room " with nothing more than red safety lights illuminating the space.
For Farmer, advancing honest Indigenous representation onscreen and behind the scenes has been a key pillar of his work.
Shechter has paired the violent "Clowns" with the gentler "The Fix" on a world tour that stops at Toronto's Harbourfront.
Haley McGee and director Mitchell Cushman are a dream team, two masterminds with a penchant for controlled chaos and mess, and they're both at the top of their game.
Studio 180's take on Paula Vogel's gorgeous play corrects the record of Sholem Asch's "God of Vengeance," and it does so with heart and grit.
"This is an age-old tale. And it'll always be around because it will always matter," says Jasmine Rogers on the staying power of "Mean Girls."
Brueggergosman-Lee stars as the Sorceress in Henry Purcell's baroque opera, a beloved production in Opera Atelier's repertoire
"Ultimately, it's all to serve," said WahsontÃ:io Kirby, who acts in "1939" and contributed Mohawk translations of Shakespeare's "All's Well That Ends Well." "The spirit of the play, to s…
"Indecent" premiered on Broadway in 2017 when Vogel was 65 and had already won a Pulitzer Prize for "How I Learned to Drive."
Bausch would almost certainly have been delighted by what the foundation dedicated to preserving her artistic legacy, in partnership with Senegal's internationally renowned African contempor…
Ahmed Moneka marks a professional milestone by playing a major role at a Toronto theatre " one in which he brings his life experience to bear.
Donna-Michelle St. Bernard's haunting story of child slavery and community loss is unspeakably sad " and impeccably well staged.
The Siminovitch Prize is the most significant theatre award in Canada, worth $100,000 in all.
The musical took its final bow Sunday, concluding a record-breaking, five-year run at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
The waves never peak, nor does the action in the intimate three-header 'The Shark is Broken,' now struggling to fill the Royal Alexandra Theatre.
There's so much of water, not just during the title song " cue iconic umbrella and lamppost " but also in the grand finale that patrons in the front rows are likely to get wet.
Her non-fiction book of the same name won the Grantham Prize for excellence in environmental journalism in 2010.
He's been lovingly nicknamed "The Brucester," and he joins a long line of fibreglass statues made for Mirvish by Gerald McLoughlin.
