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Don Quixote (National Ballet) Review: Chivalry Isn’t Dead
The 1869 ballet version of Don Quixote, choreographed by Marius Petipa to a score by composer Ludwig Minkus, has probably […]
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Cirque du Soleil “ECHO” (Review): What’s in the Box?!
Good news for coulrophobes and furries alike, as Cirque du Soleil’s triumphant new show, ECHO, downplays the clowning and ups […]
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Hedda Gabler (Coal Mine Theatre review): Appetite For Extremity
Henrik Ibsen’s 1891 masterpiece Hedda Gabler has lost none of its bite – or shock value – after 133 years. […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Opera Singer Charlotte Siegel
It’s deeply challenging for me to capture Charlotte Siegel in a short profile. I suppose a good start would be […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Actor Sergio Di Zio
I have watched my brother Sergio Di Zio grow up. I think being nearly a decade older gave me a […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Actor and Storyteller Jamar Adams-Thompson
My journey with Jamar Adams-Thompson began when he was in rehearsals for Three Ordinary Men with Cahoots Theatre. A storyteller […]
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A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney (Theatre Review): I’m Wishing…
Playwright Lucas Hnath’s (deep breath) A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney is more […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Actor and Writer bahia watson
Okay, how do I explain this: bahia watson is a literal unicorn. First, she’s a cool, fresh-voiced creative who consistently […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Actor Julius Cho
I first met Julius Cho when a group of Asian actors in Toronto got together for drinks at a bar. […]
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The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre) Review
Legendary Canadian ballet dancer Guillaume Côté is retiring. The longtime principal dancer and Choreographic Associate of the National Ballet of […]