Performing Arts Archives - Page 11 of 44

Georges Bizet’s masterpiece Carmen, first performed in 1875, is opera. What we mean is, that in addition to getting the […]

The other night I had the privilege of attending the opening of Rajiv Joseph’s “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo”, […]

It may not entirely look the part, but Richard Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman (1843) is very much a ghost story. […]

Brittany Charlotte Smith is a Macedonian-Canadian actor and writer who lives between Toronto and Los Angeles, which is devastating for […]

If you want to know about Laura Nanni’s award-winning curatorial work, her artistic practice that interrupts how we interact with […]

Katherine Gauthier wastes no time skimming the surface of small talk. Many people who meet Kat for the first time […]

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 […]