Arts
King Lear (Stratford Festival) Review: This Great Stage of Fools
Nearly twenty years ago, Paul Gross starred in what many consider the greatest Canadian television series of all time. The […]
Performing Arts
Arts
No Save Points (Theatre) Review: Losing Control
Outside the March’s No Save Points – the “live-action video game” – is not what you think it is. Yes, […]
Arts
2023 Pride Toronto BIPOC Ambassadors Renounce “Empty” Award
In a recent press release, Les Femmes Fatales, Canada’s first and longest-running burlesque troupe for queer women and femmes of […]
Arts
The Burnt City (London, UK Theatre) Review: Apotheosis
The single most exhilarating theatrical event I ever experienced took place in London in 2013. Punchdrunk Theatre’s immersive, site-specific The […]
Music
Treemonisha: Operatic Black Excellence
Treemonisha is a timeless classical Black opera being re-imagined for this year’s Luminato Festival Toronto. This performance sees Canadian soprano […]
Arts
National Indigenous History Month Happenings in and around Toronto
June is National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous People’s Month. It’s considered a time to recognize, acknowledge and learn more about our […]
Arts
Cool things to do and places to eat with Dad in Toronto
Father’s Day can be a challenging time for those who may not have a father figure in their life. However, […]
Arts
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Theatre Writer and Director Rick Miller
Rick Miller is one of Canada’s top theatre creators and performers. In his McGill university years, I met him at […]
Arts
Brampton On Stage: Breaking Artistic Barriers
Brampton is known for its diverse cultural landscape. As one of Canada’s fastest growing cities, Brampton is quickly becoming a […]
Arts
Tosca (COC Opera Review): And the Stars Shone…
The greatest Italian composer since Verdi, Giacomo Puccini was one of the first operatic superstars of the twentieth century, producing […]