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The Fringe Festival Brings Fresh Theatrics to Toronto

July 14, 2017 Sonja Andic

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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The Six Swipes Right on Tinder Tales

June 3, 2017 Dean Young

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

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March 28, 2017 Rebecca Felgate

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

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Holocaust and Apartheid Survivors meet in Sousatzka at Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre

March 27, 2017 Rebecca Felgate

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

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The Winter’s Tale by Groundling Theatre Company in Toronto

January 24, 2017 Jacqueline Flaggiello

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

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Crow’s Theatre Premieres New Performance Space Streetcar Crowsnest

January 17, 2017 Joel Levy

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

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The Journey Studio Acts as an Arts Incubator in Regent Park

January 10, 2017 Joel Levy

There are some great arts incubators for youth in the Regent Park neighbourhood of Toronto. One of these, The Journey […]

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The Stranger Theatre Experience in Toronto Makes you the Protagonist

September 20, 2016 Sonya Davidson

I was told to meet a stranger at a busy intersection downtown.  Who was I to look out for? “Don’t […]

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Talk is Free Theatre’s The Music Man Takes over the Streets of Barrie

September 12, 2016 Joel Levy

Barrie’s Talk Is Free Theatre (TIFT) is putting on one of Canada’s largest-ever outdoor theatre productions. From September 14th until […]

Nicola Lipman and Jeff Lillico. Photographer: Racheal McCaig Photography.
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Grey Gardens at the Berkeley Street Theatre in Toronto

February 24, 2016 Rebecca Felgate

I have heard A LOT about Grey Gardens. Ten years after it premiered off and on Broadway, Doug Wright’s musical […]

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