Arts
The Princess Bride film comes to life with The Secret Sessions
“Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father, prepare to die.” If that sentence means anything to you, […]
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SUTRA: Abstract Kung Fu Journey To Unite
Shaolin kung fu monks on tour for the Toronto premiere of SUTRA, an award-winning collaboration between Internationally renowned choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Turner […]
Arts
5 sweet performances to experience at Toronto’s WeeFestival
It’s called the first avant-garde theatre and performance arts festival created for babies and toddlers. WeeFestival comes to Toronto from […]
Arts
Toronto Pianist & Composer Njo Kong Kie of ‘Picnic in the Cemetery’
Picnic in the Cemetery may sound disturbing to some, but to others it’s a place of serenity. Canadian Stage presents […]
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What to see and do at the 2018 Luminato Festival in Toronto
This year’s Luminato Festival line up has us already blocking off dates in our calendars for June 6th – 24th, […]
Arts
What does consent mean? SELFIE premieres at Young People’s Theatre
Imagine. It’s the first party of the school year. Time to catch up with old friends and maybe make new […]
Arts
BoucharDanse Histoire D’Amour at the Harbourfront Centre
Love is impulse, love is resistance, love is beautiful and grotesque, love is both strength and weakness. Love was the […]
Arts
Review: An American In Paris at Princess of Wales Theatre
The balance between friendship, love, art and success is something that strikes a particular chord within me and is a […]
Arts
McGee Maddox chats about the fun challenges in ‘An American in Paris’
McGee Maddox is full of energy when I met him at the Princess of Wales Theatre. I’m sure he’s been […]
Arts
Toronto Dance Theatre Celebrates 50 Years
Until last night I had not been to the Fleck Dance Theatre at the Harbourfront Centre. I can’t think of […]