theatre

Whether you’re a history hound, ballet buff, or croissant eating junkie obsessed with the city of lights and love,…

King Charles III is a convergence of ideas new and old where tradition meets progression in a battle of principles played…

Who owns a story? What is the line between empathy and exploitation, and who decides? None of these are easy questions, but…

I first met Jordan Tannahill in 2012. We were introduced as I sat on the floor of his home-turned-petite-theatre in Toronto’s…

Last week Soulpepper opened its doors for the first time at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts since last month’s…

In its latest offering, renowned Queer theatre company Buddies in Bad Times is featuring Dave Deveau’s complex and compelling…

As children, an imaginary friend can push creative boundaries and help explore the emotional connections the limited…

Religion as the thematic topic of entertainment has been around since well, forever. The want to discuss, analyze and bemoan…

Eye opening and thoughtful, Simon Stephen’s Olivier and Tony Award-winning play, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the…

We know that we can’t go home again, but we never cease trying. In Mirvish’s remount of David French’s Salt-Water Moon, we…

Roger O. Thornhill played by Jonathan Watton (Murdoch Mysteries, Private Eyes, Maps to the Stars) is a suave and successful…

For many millennials, it may have begun with the realization that Carole King was responsible for the catchy theme song…