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“You didn’t create racism? Why do you think you have to fix it?” Writer and Director Audrey Dwyer’s Calpurnia hits […]

When the stage adaptation of Dr. Seuss’s story THE LORAX first hit the stage at The Old Vic in the […]

Is it too late to fall in love? When is too late for a final adventure? Do our lives ever […]

It’s a warm summer night in 1926 when former lovers meet under the stars in small town Newfoundland. As they […]

It wouldn’t be summer in Toronto without the annual indie Fringe Theatre Festival which features 160 shows from July 5 to 16, […]

If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my almost 7 years as a working standup comic, it’s that we’re lucky. […]

I had wanted to see Mrs Henderson Presents ever since it was announced in the UK and was wildly jealous […]

The Holocaust and Apartheid are two pretty intense topics to cover in one musical, but Garth Drabinsky goes for it […]

With all the chaos and confusion which currently surrounds our political landscape, how appropriately fitting to bring back one of […]

Crow’s Theatre will launch their new performance space on January 19th, 2017 in Toronto as they kick off the show The Wedding […]