Performing Arts Archives - Page 11 of 44

Seeing Rebecca on screen is to watch a lifetime of magic unfold. Whether she’s playing a woman trying to find […]

Have you ever witnessed an extraordinary action which left you bemused yet intrigued? There is no experience comparable in Toronto that […]

Just a few hours drive north from Toronto, Meaford is a quaint town surrounded by rolling hills, farmland, vast pockets […]

Lisa L’Amour’s Pulitzer-nominated play Detroit is a darkly funny, anxiety-inducing slice of f-ed-up life that offers up nearly as much […]

Your next staycation is just two hours north of Toronto, in Prince Edward County. Skip the frustrating lines at Pearson […]

I first met Aldrin Bundoc in 2008, when we were first-year students at George Brown Theatre School and immediately, I […]

After a few years off, Ink Entertainment’s VELD will return on July 29th for a first ever 3-day event, expanding […]

Our paths were not obviously meant to cross. Anne Plamondon had danced since she was born, while I had only […]

Walking down the steps to Nothing Fancy, you immediately realize just how apropos the name is. It is a dark […]

Engaging, immersive and hilarious describe the unique story told by the cast of Coal Mine Theatre’s production of Detroit. The […]