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Patrick Combs was knee-deep in credit card debt when he got a piece of junk mail that caught his eye - a phony cheque for nearly $100,000.

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Once heralded by Eye Magazine as 'The Godmother of Canadian Indie,' Toronto musician Tamara Williamson is bringing her award-winning, critically acclaimed alt-rock musical, The Break-Up Diet, to the newly revived Paradise Theatre as part of programming for the grand re-opening of the art deco multi-

TORONTO, I LOVE YOU has been playing on and off for a while now but, like the 6ix itself, the story is always changing.

Handel's Messiah may now be the composer's most popular work, but in his lifetime, Handel was known primarily for his dramatic operas.

Inspired by Charles Spearin's Juno award winning album, The Happiness Project and the work of Studs Terkel and Anna Deavere Smith, KARIE RICHARDS presents THE GHOST PROJECT.

Opening on January 17, Hart House Theatre continues to mark its 100th Anniversary Season and presents an uplifting musical that celebrates self-discovery while dressing well and showing sass! This fun-filled romp sees the debut of Director Saccha Dennis to our stage and takes full advantage of wh

The Guild Festival Theatre presents its 2020 season of programming for the Greek Theatre in Guild Park.

Celine Dion recently stopped by the National Ballet of Canada's 2019 production of The Nutcracker and posed for photos with some of the cast members.

Native Earth Performing Arts will present its production of the 2018 Governor General-nominated play This Is How We Got Here, written and directed by Keith Barker, featuring Kristopher Bowman, Tamara Podemski, James Dallas Smith and Michaela Washburn on January 26-February 16, 2020.

Midland Welcomes Top Canadian Multi-instrumentalist and Singer-songwriter Kevin Fox in Tiffin Bay Folk Club's Intimate Spaces Concert Series

It's a story with dozens of iterations and adaptations, but a few small adjustments to this beloved Christmas tale make all the difference in Soup Can Theatre and The Three Ships Collective's A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

How much of your life can you take with you? What are the most important things to carry on? Theatre Passe Muraille, in collaboration with Theatre Mada, presents the Toronto premiere of SUITCASE / ADRENALINE, two one-act shows that bridge together the multidimensional experiences of Syrian refugees.

Propelled by the curiosity between the length of time it takes light to travel from the sun to the earth (8:17), Blue Ceiling dance presents its most ambitious work to date.

What happens when a modern-day Little Red Riding Hood gets pulled back in time, dropped in a forest, and comes face-to-face with Maid Marion, Robin Hood, and an evil sheriff? A lot.

Karen Kain, Artistic Director of The National Ballet of Canada today announced the 2019/20 season lineup of Cannon Dolls for The Nutcracker.

'Working with CBJ really opened my eyes to the possibilities of my creative process.

There's just a few weeks left to make your voice heard and submit your votes for the 2019 BroadwayWorld Toronto Awards, brought to you by TodayTix! The people have spoken nominations are set, and now you can vote to make sure your favorite local theatre's achievements and performers are recognized!

In the last decade or so, musicals based on movies have become a regular occurrence.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto (MOCA/the Museum) today announced its 2020 calendar as it begins a second full year of programming at the historic Tower Automotive Building in Toronto.

Thorne and Mullen have a natural stage chemistry, an easy back-and-forth that lets them bounce dialogue and jokes off each other like a game of table tennis.

Although STAND! is full of romance, it is boldly honest in its historical depictions.

On Sunday, December 15 at 8:30pm, Hugh's Room are proud to welcome back beloved folk vocal harmonies trio Boreal with their highly acclaimed seasonal concert.

FIGARO'S WEDDING, first staged by Against the Grain in 2013, is a perfect example of how a good story and timeless music can transcend hundreds of years and switch languages, and still be rapturously funny.

Karen Kain, Artistic Director of The National Ballet of Canada, today announced the principal casting for The Nutcracker.