Performing Arts Archives - Page 16 of 44

Things are getting really weird. Not because of Covid – that’s beyond weird. It’s the spookiest time of the year […]

Autumn is a season of cozy. There’s a crispness in the air and we’re happy about sweater weather. No really! […]

Fabled ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov paused for a moment, searching his memory. He’d forgotten the name of the Toronto theatre […]

We’ve been prepping for return to some aspects of normalcy these past few weeks. Kids are returning to school in […]

Nothing fills our creative flowing hearts more than seeing our city embracing the arts and culture scene once again. The […]

It’s been 40 years since Canadian Stage began summer performances in High Park under the starry sky. Hidden just off […]

Jonathan, a four-year veteran of The Second City Toronto and graduate of The Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, is a multi-talented […]

You’d be forgiven for any skepticism about the Donmar Warehouse production of Blindness, a new audio installation-cum-stageplay on now at […]

The world and illusions and magic has intrigued many for centuries. Masters of the craft defy logic yet we hunger […]

As our city inches ever so cautiously forward to opening we are more than eager to find ways to feel […]