Performing Arts Archives - Page 31 of 42

Love is impulse, love is resistance, love is beautiful and grotesque, love is both strength and weakness. Love was the […]

The balance between friendship, love, art and success is something that strikes a particular chord within me and is a […]

McGee Maddox is full of energy when I met him at the Princess of Wales Theatre. I’m sure he’s been […]

Until last night I had not been to the Fleck Dance Theatre at the Harbourfront Centre. I can’t think of […]

Loyal fans of the British Monarchy are an unwavering bunch. Without a bat of an eyelash, it’s easy to consume […]

New theatre collective Criminal Girlfriends brings FIERCE – an intense, all female play by George F. Walker – to Leslieville’s […]

Pouring in from a cold, wintery night, I found myself beautifully bewildered at the bottom of a sweeping staircase in […]

If you’re in the market to break free from your month-long, all-weekend Netflix binge, Toronto is full of quality options […]

For five nights only, luminary dance legend Mikhail Baryshnikov is on at The Winter Garden Theatre stage to recite – […]

“You didn’t create racism? Why do you think you have to fix it?” Writer and Director Audrey Dwyer’s Calpurnia hits […]