Performing Arts Archives - Page 29 of 43

Teens have always been faced with challenging social situations. We’re all too familiar with our own experiences. The new play, The […]

Bringing the sweet candy world to life as the elusive Willy Wonka in Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – […]

As a child, I can recall reading Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and daydreaming about what it would […]

Fall For Dance North’s fourth Toronto dance festival once again brought new dance forms and companies to the attention of […]

Sting needs no introduction. In fact, that was how he was introduced this week to a group of journalists at […]

The 7th annual Gay Play Day celebrates the LGBTQ playwrights and community with a great roster of theatre happening September […]

If you ever want a feel good and entertaining night out, you can pretty much bank on MAMMA MIA! Judy […]

There are many moments, and people, in history that are truly unforgettable. Pop culture, music, and politics give us those […]

The things we learn about our relations with the U.S.. This morning we received news that Rick Miller’s BOOM is […]

The 28th edition of SummerWorks kicks off August 9 and as one of Canada’s most vital launching pads for new […]