Performing Arts Archives - Page 14 of 44

Is it still a jukebox musical if all the songs are lifted from other musicals? I’d like to think so, […]

Jeff Ho is a Hong Kong born Canadian actor and playwright. Jeff loves his little niece who just turned two. […]

Passersby to Dundas Square over the past week might have encountered a pair of upturned cars, smoke billowing, surrounded by […]

Every library has its legends. And I don’t just mean all those dusty, dog-eared copies of Fellowship of the Ring […]

Chase Lawless is an actor and fight choreographer based in Toronto, Ontario, originally from a small town located just outside […]

It might seem odd that a classically trained principal dancer with a storied 25-year career in ballet, like Aleksandar Antonijevic […]

Every once in a while, an artist comes along that shifts the trajectory of the industry as we know it. […]

There are several types of families in our lives. Our immediate families we are raised in, our work or school […]

“Let’s go for a walk”, Jonah Spungin said. “It’ll be fun”, he said. “There definitely won’t be bears in this […]

The Aga Khan Museum holds many treasures between its walls but it also has an auditorium space that is often […]