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LIFE AFTER opened to wet eyes and thunderous applause at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre on Tuesday night, making its grand return to Toronto after previous iterations debuted at Toronto Fringe and at the Musical Stage Company several years ago.

The World Premiere of a new Canadian musical After the Rain has been announced from Tarragon Theatre and The Musical Stage Company.

Grab a glass of raspberry cordial and join us for a story of love, family and friendship as Kat Sandler's adaptation of Anne of Green Gables makes its world première at the Stratford Festival.

Soundstreams has revealed the company's 43rd season, opening this November with Sarah Kirkland Snider's poignant choral work Mass for the Endangered.

A groundbreaking live concert series based on one of the most popular anime and Japanese manga franchises ever will come to Otakuthon in August.

Talk Is Free Theatre Artistic Producer Arkady Spivak announced today that their production of Tales of an Urban Indian–which, for most of its 800+ performances across Canada and around the world, has been performed on a moving city bus–will make its upcoming Toronto engagement a stationary one.

Roy Thomson Hall presents The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, for the 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour! - featuring Broadway star, Patricia Quinn.

Meredith Mullen is a strong singer and a charming storyteller, and we had a very nice evening watching her solo show “AmeriCanadian” and the improv set that preceded it at Beer Beer, the Saturday comedy night at SOCAP Comedy.

The sun will come out tomorrow when the Stratford Festival begins its 2025 season with Annie, directed and choreographed by Donna Feore.

CBC and Massey Hall will present season two of CBC MUSIC PRESENTS: LIVE AT MASSEY HALL featuring seven new episodes of live must-see concert films with Canada's brightest stars.

Yonge Street Theatricals is presenting LIFE AFTER, the new musical now in performances at CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre.

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The god Krishna (a dryly funny Neil D’Souza) asks this of one side of an all-consuming inter-family war, cousins against cousins, in the second half of Why Not Theatre’s two-part production of MAHABHARATA, the Sanskrit epic of fate, death, and cycles of violence, now presented by Canadian Stage

Roy Thomson Hall has announced the 2025-2026 season of the critically-acclaimed series, National Geographic Live with a new roster of inspiring adventurers who will share their thought-provoking adventures on stage through immersive storytelling, photography and film.

Buddies in Bad Times shared a program update for Genrefuck.

Due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts, RAIN – A Tribute to the Beatles, originally expected to play a one-week engagement at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre next month will now play in November.

“And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.