Arts
The Hogtown Collective releases drama podcast, The Christie Pits Riot
Throughout the month of October, Toronto-based immersive theatre company, The Hogtown Collective, will be releasing their new radio drama podcast, The […]
Performing Arts
Arts
Guillaume Côté’s immersive dance TOUCH is an unexpected emotional journey
There’s nothing like a collective inhale heard in an audience at a live performance to move you to the core. […]
Arts
Jaymes White’s Eatonville Farmhouse Séances return to conjure up Toronto’s past
Things are getting really weird. Not because of Covid – that’s beyond weird. It’s the spookiest time of the year […]
Arts
The Best of What to See & Do in Toronto this October
Autumn is a season of cozy. There’s a crispness in the air and we’re happy about sweater weather. No really! […]
Arts
Baryshnikov’s Looking for the Dance Opens in Toronto
Fabled ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov paused for a moment, searching his memory. He’d forgotten the name of the Toronto theatre […]
Arts
The Best of what to see & do in Toronto this September
We’ve been prepping for return to some aspects of normalcy these past few weeks. Kids are returning to school in […]
Arts
Mikhail Baryshnikov Photo Exhibition & immersive dance work coming to Toronto
Nothing fills our creative flowing hearts more than seeing our city embracing the arts and culture scene once again. The […]
Arts
MUKUTHÔ Mozambican dance and song rituals at High Park theatre
It’s been 40 years since Canadian Stage began summer performances in High Park under the starry sky. Hidden just off […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day In The Life” With Second City Veteran Jonathan Shaboo
Jonathan, a four-year veteran of The Second City Toronto and graduate of The Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, is a multi-talented […]
Arts
Blindness (Theatre) Review: Turning A Blind Eye
You’d be forgiven for any skepticism about the Donmar Warehouse production of Blindness, a new audio installation-cum-stageplay on now at […]