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We were big fans of Toronto-based dance company Transcen/Dance Project’s last production, the Dracula-themed Eve of St. George. Operating on […]

Tara Sky is a dynamic theatre artist, advocate, and passionate cat lover known for bringing mischievous playfulness to their work. […]

The Toronto Fringe Festival has never had the cachet of, say, the Edinburgh Fringe. But our humble annual festival has […]

It’s not entirely disingenuous to say that writing a play and insisting Courtney Ch’ng Lancaster direct it—despite her packed schedule […]

If you have ever seen mask work in theatre, then you know that it requires an actor to imbue every […]

Edward Albee’s singularly remarkable career spanned nearly six decades, ranging from early successes like The Zoo Story (1958) to mega-hit […]

Jakob Ehman is an extremely gifted Canadian actor. He is known as a fearless, exciting and raw performer who is […]

After years of dangling the prospect over our heads, Punchdrunk Theatre’s Sleep No More is finally, really, truly set to […]

While Fall 2024 may bring horrible tidings from our neighbours to the south, the arts/cultural season in New York continues […]

In times of shifting conversations around gender, sexuality, and identity, art plays a crucial role in continuing the dialogue and […]