Performing Arts Archives - Page 32 of 44

It’s called the first avant-garde theatre and performance arts festival created for babies and toddlers. WeeFestival comes to Toronto from […]

Picnic in the Cemetery may sound disturbing to some, but to others it’s a place of serenity. Canadian Stage presents […]

This year’s Luminato Festival line up has us already blocking off dates in our calendars for June 6th – 24th, […]

Imagine. It’s the first party of the school year. Time to catch up with old friends and maybe make new […]

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 […]