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Q&A: The Gay Heritage Project

Is there such a thing as gay heritage? Creator/performers Damien Atkins, Paul Dunn and Andrew Kushnir seek to connect past and present in their new play The Gay Heritage Project, on stage now at...

Winners and Losers

The term "frenemy" comes to mind during Winners and Losers, a funny-turned-scathing staged converation between real-life pals James Long and Marcus Youssef, now on stage at the Berkeley Street Theatre. Presented by Crow's Theatre in association with Canadian Stage, the...

Q&A: Romeo & Juliet

Led by actor and director James Wallis, Shakespeare BASH'd is known for creating immersive, site-specfic productions of Shakespeare's work with a talented group of up-and-coming young artists in Toronto. The company's fun and daring shows have...

A Room of One's Own

Patrick Garland’s 1990 adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s classic lecture A Room of One’s Own is beautifully recreated in an immersive theatre experience presented by Bloomsbury Collective at the Campbell House until November 24th....

Heaven Above Heaven Below

After a year's wait, Linda Griffiths' highly anticipated new play Heaven Above Heaven Below is on stage at...

Romeo & Juliet

This week, catch the 2012 Best of Fringe winner Shakespeare BASH'd's production of Romeo & Juliet at 3030 Dundas. As with the company’s hit festival shows at the Victory Café, audience members are...

After Miss Julie

Red One Theatre Collective’s excellent production of Patrick Marber’s After Miss Julie is now playing at the Storefront Theatre. An adaptation of Swedish playwright August Strindberg’s Miss Julie (1888), After Miss Julie follows a...

Aladdin

Don't you dare close your eyes during Disney's stage adaptation of Aladdin, now playing a pre-Broadway engagement at the Ed Mirvish Theatre. Featuring a rich tapestry of bejeweled costumes by Gregg Barnes and awe-...

Needles and Opium

Twenty years after its first staging, a new production and English language premiere of Robert Lepage's...

The Little Mermaid

It may be a fairy tale that everyone is familiar with, mostly due to its immortalization by Walt Disney in 1989, but as a sea sponge and clownfish explain excitedly, this version has been “bent” slightly. Ross Petty has done it again this year with his holiday show The Little Mermaid...

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