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Roy Thomson Hall, Disney Concerts and AMP Worldwide will present Disney’s Moana Live-To-Film Concert on Monday, October 6, 2025.

The Spiegeltent will return to the Shaw Festival grounds for one last summer.

Tickets for the new Canadian production of the internationally acclaimed, hit musical comedy & Juliet will go on sale to the public at 10AM on Monday June 2, 2025.

Classic Albums Live returns to Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall.

The National Ballet of Canada will welcome three new Principal Dancers: Chase O'Connell and Beckanne Sisk from Houston Ballet and Agnes Su from The Stuttgart Ballet.

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The National Ballet of Canada, Endowment Foundation marks its 25th anniversary, becoming one of the largest performing arts endowments in Canada valued at $124 million.

After a successful series of workshop productions in 2023-2024, Clowns Reading Shakespeare is back for a full production with the support of Animating Toronto Parks 2025.

Young People's Theatre has announced its 2025.

On June 14, 2025, Massey Hall will present Oscar Peterson at 100: A Canadian Celebration featuring an all-star roster of musicians coming together to celebrate international Jazz legend, Oscar Peterson's 100 birthday.

Toronto Fringe has announced the full slate of venues that will host over 100 indie productions across the city during the 37th annual Toronto Fringe Festival.

Toronto’s production of Disney’s The Lion King – now in its 29th week – will conclude its run on August 30 at the Princess of Wales Theatre.

Toronto's production of Disney's The Lion King – now in its 29th week – will conclude its run on August 30 at the Princess of Wales Theatre.

TD Music Hall will welcome the powerhouse seven-piece Southern soul outfit, Bywater Call on Friday, October 3, 2025.

Alliance for Canadian Musicals has revealed the programming for its inaugural lineup of eight Canadian musicals, playing at Theatre Passe Muraille.

The Happenstancers will present THE TWO DEATHS OF OPHELIA, featuring music by Linda Catlin Smith, Ann Southam, Thomas Adès.

The Canadian premiere of the groundbreaking musical A Strange Loop and a bold new retelling of Mahabharata are the big winners in the 2025 Toronto Theatre Critics Awards (TTCA), each scooping up three prizes.

Robert Lepage has returned to the Stratford Festival with a bold new production of Macbeth, Shakespeare’s compelling tale of unchecked ambition.

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) and Music Director Gustavo Gimeno have announced the appointment of conductor Nicholas Sharma as the TSO’s next RBC Resident Conductor and conductor of the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra.

JACK’d comes with a two-story community-knitted beanstalk, a magic harp who likes to imagine her audiences naked, a frustrated wife who’s discovered “bigger isn’t better”, and more.

Buddies in Bad Times has revealed Pride Month programming, with over 20 shows, concerts, events, and parties taking place throughout the Buddies space at 12 Alexander St.

This spring, Soulpepper Theatre in partnership with Luminato Festival will present the Toronto premiere of the newest offering from Governor General’s Award-winning playwright, Hannah Moscovitch, RED LIKE FRUIT.

Second City’s Duel Citizens, in the company’s 90th mainstage review, tells our southern neighbour to get off our collective lawn in its usual sprightly and entertaining fashion.

International culinary star Matty ​Matheson is bringing his passion for food, music, and live entertainment to Hamilton Arena! Oak View Group has announced a game-changing partnership with Matty Matheson, the celebrated Canadian chef and cultural icon, for the new Hamilton Arena.

Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino’s production of The Winter’s Tale has started performances today, opening the Tom Patterson Theatre for the 2025 season.