“A Day in the Life” with actor and filmmaker Katharine King
Originally from Vancouver, Katharine King has called Montreal home for the last five years. Since graduating from the Mel Hoppenheim […]
Performing Arts
The Play That Goes Wrong is terribly good
Now that the holiday decorations are put away (they are put away, right?) and we’re settling into the coldest months […]
Cirque du Soleil’s Corteo at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto
It is the perfect time of year for dreaming, although the magic of Corteo continues all year round. After touring […]
Ross Petty’s ‘Wizard of Oz’ gets all the boos…in a good way
Traditions over the holidays are made with experiences. The sights, sounds, and smells all form the memories that we hold […]
Getting schooled by the kids in School of Rock The Musical
It can be tough for the youth in a large production like Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock The Musical, whose […]
Breaking the code at Young People’s Theatre’s latest play for teens
Teens have always been faced with challenging social situations. We’re all too familiar with our own experiences. The new play, The […]
Behind the Show with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’s Noah Weisberg
Bringing the sweet candy world to life as the elusive Willy Wonka in Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – […]
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is pure imagination
As a child, I can recall reading Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and daydreaming about what it would […]
Affordable Dance Festival Excites, Thrills & Charms Toronto
Fall For Dance North’s fourth Toronto dance festival once again brought new dance forms and companies to the attention of […]
Sting reveals personal experiences behind his ‘The Last Ship’ musical
Sting needs no introduction. In fact, that was how he was introduced this week to a group of journalists at […]