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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. […]
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Ballet Creole Drums Up Carnival Spirit at Harbourfront
The new show from Ballet Creole, KAMBULE, will have you dancing calypso in your seat. KAMBULE delivers an explosion of […]
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Line-up Announced for Camp Wavelength 2017 on Toronto Islands
Camp Wavelength 2017 signals festival’s return to the Toronto Islands for its third incredible year as the city’s original music […]
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Rock legend Meat Loaf will be at BAT OUT OF HELL free mini-concert in Toronto
If you’re in the downtown core this coming Monday, May 15 at 7:00 pm get ready to rock out to […]
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Baz Luhrmann’s Strictly Ballroom at Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto
Based on Baz Luhrmann’s 90’s Australian hit classic, Strictly Ballroom the Musical made its debut last Wednesday at Toronto’s Princess […]
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Marie Chouinard’s Hieronymus Bosch at Bluma Appel Theatre
Hieronymus Bosch; good God. Literally. An intense 75 minute offering from Montreal choreographer, Marie Chouinard, left the audience questioning heaven […]
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Robert Lepage 887 at the Bluma Appel Theatre
I learned about Robert Lepage at university when I was studying divised theatre. It’s been almost seven years since I […]
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Jack Charles V The Crown at the Berkeley Street Theatre in Toronto
So many parallels can be drawn between Australia and Canada, and as a Briton my country’s history is intertwined with […]