Withe their latest production, The Winslow Boy, Stage Centre Productions - with a new Artistic Director at the helm - maintains the same high standards that has made the g4oup one of Toronto's finest repertory theatre companies.
Stage West Dinner Theatre brings The Marvelous Wonderettes to Toronto audiences.
This new production of The Secret Garden comes to us from The Festival Theatre in Edinburgh.
Encore Entertainment is opening their production of Leonard Gershe's Butterflies Are Free this week.
A top-notch cast coupled with crisp direction makes Theatre Unlimited's revival of the Broadway musical Cabaret a powerful performance.
A thoroughly enjoyable production of DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS from Hart House Theatre.
The Civic Light Opera Company Anything Goes AUDITIONS Feb.
Encore Entertainment's production of the off=beat Broadway hit THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE is a crowd-pleaser.
After two weeks of previews, PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT had its official opening in Toronto on Tuesday October 26.
Wicked is a fun , entertaining show and the touring production on view at the Canon Theatre has enough magic to make one forgive some of the inadequacies, but it isn't as sharp a production as was previously seen here.
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Angelwalk Theatre presents the Toronto premiere of [title of show] at the Toronto Centre for the Arts.
Loretta Swit has played the title role in Willy Russell's Shirley Valentine everywhere from Chicago to Guam.
This is one not to miss - a first rate touring edition of a much lauded Broadway revival of one of Rodgers & Hammerstein's most challanging and rewarding musical plays.
The Civic Light Opera Company wraps up their 2009-10 season with an enjoyable staging of the musical Funny Girl, anchored by a performer more than up to the task of the role of Fanny Brice.
A terrific cast and a score made up of 80's evergreens makes Rock Of Ages an energizing night out.
Almost ten years to the day, Mamma Mia returns to the city where the show had its North American premiere.
A revival of GREASE offers a watered down version of the original stage script, needlessly interpolates four songs from the motion picture version, and pointlessly brings in Taylor Hicks to play Teen Angel.
The Gene Wilder screenplay becomes the unsatisfactory basis for a failed Broadway musical.
Curtain Call Players manage to successfully make the epic musical TITANIC work on a smaller stage.
Rex has a reputation as a big Broadway disaster.
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