Arts
Opening night of King Lear was as ominous as The Bard’s much celebrated work
Summer and outdoor theatre are such an essential pairing that it would be outrageous not to so seize the opportunity […]
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The Fringe Festival Brings Fresh Theatrics to Toronto
It wouldn’t be summer in Toronto without the annual indie Fringe Theatre Festival which features 160 shows from July 5 to 16, […]
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Beautiful: The Carole King Musical offers an unforgettable playlist of a whole generation
We’ve all heard a Carole King song either growing up with our parents listening or sitting in the doctor’s waiting […]
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Toronto Breakdancing Convention Showcases International Dancers
The world’s biggest festival of hip hop dance hit up Toronto for the first time over the weekend at the […]
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Luminato’s Ghost Rings Is Mash-Up New York Realness
Ghost Rings is probably one of the more quirky and nonsensical performances on the Luminato schedule. A mash-up pop concert/contemporary […]
Arts
Swan Lake Ballet Feels Like Flying
The ballet Swan Lake is celebrating its 140th anniversary and still enthralling audiences since its premiere in Moscow in 1877. If you love […]
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Asian Riffing Trio Redefine Cabaret as ART
ART is now short for Asian Riffing Trio. The talented gaysian cabaret trio – Colin Asuncion, Kevin Wong, and Chris Tsujiuchi […]
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Take A Provocative Trip On A Streetcar Named Desire
The National Ballet’s production of Broadway classic, A Streetcar Named Desire, contains content that pushes boundaries, just as it surely did over […]
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Playwright Emil Sher chats about ‘The Boy in the Moon’ and finding the meaning of life
When I had first read about Walker, the son of journalists Ian Brown and Johanna Schneller, it was in a […]
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Oksana G. hits home to many eagerly awaiting the world premiere of the opera
Toronto’s Tapestry Opera celebrates Canada’s 150 years in Toronto by portraying women’s issues through its various art forms and artists. […]