BWW Review: MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION is Sophisticatedly Scandalous
The Shaw Festival brings to life one of George Bernard Shaw's very own MRS.
Jason Carlos
BWW Review: OUR TOWN is a Poetic Look at Life, Love and Death
The Shaw Festival tackles Thornton Wilder's masterpiece OUR TOWN, directed by Molly Smith.
BWW REVIEW: INCIDENT AT VICHY is a Chilling Reminder of our Past
Alan Dilworth delves into Arthur Miller's library for a take on one of his lesser known plays, the one-act INCIDENT AT VICHY.
BWW Review: FOREVER PLAID is a Charming Crowd-Pleaser
The Off-Broadway and Toronto favourite musical revue FOREVER PLAID finds it's way back onto the stage at the PANASONIC THEATRE.
BWW Review: Charming and Delightful, THE HEIDI CHRONICLES is Still Timid
Soulpepper's latest production of Wendy Wasserstein's 1989 play, THE HEIDI CHRONICLES explores the changing role of women in society through the coming-of-age story of a woman named - you guessed it, Heidi.
BWW Review: UNCLE VANYA is a Fresh Take on a Chekov Classic
The Shaw Festival continues to launch its 2016 season with a fresh take on another classic - this time Anton Chekov's UNCLE VANYA.
BWW Review: Beautifully Designed, ALICE IN WONDERLAND Still Lacks Wonder
The anchor of the Shaw Festival's 2016 season is an ambitious musical adaptation of the beloved, ALICE IN WONDERLAND.
BWW Review: Nancy Palk Shines in THE TESTAMENT OF MARY
The Bible features parables, stories and encounters of the life and trials of Jesus and his disciples; but a figure who is so prominent in that story - his mother, Mary, only speaks four times.
BWW Review: THE ODD COUPLE is a Spectacular Showcase of Soulpepper's Best
The new spring programming at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts begins with the return of Neil Simon's THE ODD COUPLE.
BWW Review: AGAINST NATURE Translates the Bizarre into the Beautiful
Using the 1884 Joris-Karl Huysmans novel, À rebours as inspiration, James Kudelka brings a rich and intimate new modern opera to life - combining a decadent libretto and stunning choreography.
BWW Review: Stratford Festival HD's THE ADVENTURES OF PERICLES Shines on the Big Screen
Stratford Festival HD's 2016 film series comes to a triumphant end with the release of THE ADVENTURES OF PERICLES on Saturday, May 7 at Cineplex theatres across the country, with encore screenings on Thursday, May 12.
BWW Review: A Bright Vision Brings BOTTICELLI IN THE FIRE & SUNDAY IN SODOM to Life
Canadian Stage's 2015/2016 season comes to a close with the world premiere of two plays by acclaimed Governor General's Award-winning playwright Jordan Tannahill.
BWW Review: DAS DING Personifies the Increasingly Globalized World
The North American premiere and translation of Philipp Lohle's ambitious comedy DAS DING is now playing the Berkeley Street Upstairs Theatre.
BWW Review: THE GREAT WAR is a Visual Wonder
The next addition to VideoCabaret's The History of the Village of the Small Huts series revisits Canadian history once again in THE GREAT WAR.
BWW Review: Coal Mine Has Another Huge Hit with KILLER JOE
The Coal Mine Theatre solidifies itself as a key player in the Toronto theatre scene with its gritty production of Tracy Lett's KILLER JOE.
BWW Review: JACKIE BURROUGHS IS DEAD is Intricately Abstract
Toronto's longest running contemporary dance series, DanceWorks presents the world premiere of JACKIE BURROUGHS IS DEAD & WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?, a mysteriously intricate choreographed piece combining stunning dance with ambient sound to create a complex sensory experience.
BWW Review: THE CRACKWALKER is Heavy and Emotionally-Rooted
anadian playwright and director Judith Thompson reimagines THE CRACKWALKER as the final piece of Factory Theatre's Naked Season - which might be its most ambitious yet.
BWW Review: New SECOND CITY Show is a Comedic Celebration of Toronto
The Second City unveiled its latest collection of sketch comedy in its Spring Mainstage revue, THE HOTLINE ALWAYS BLINGS TWICE.
BWW Review: BLOOD WEDDING is Eerily Staged, but Lacks Emotion
The world premiere translation of the classic Spanish drama, BLOOD WEDDING is now playing at Soulpepper.
BWW Review: Outrageously Fun, Soulpepper's JITTERS is a Chaotic Comedic Classic
Ted Dykstra's Soulpepper production of the David French comedy JITTERS first premiered in 2010, and is now thriving with a new revival currently playing at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts.
Tickets From $59
Tickets From $71
Tickets From $71
Tickets From $95