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When cars and friendships break down, sometimes it takes an Algonquin Highway to set the fix.

Letters to Annabelle follows a Canadian soldier's desperate search for the love that kept him alive in the trenches.

A comedy magic show with a plot! When an accident sends an unconfident magician's assistant back through time,  does he have the courage to do a show on his own and generate enough magic to get back to the future? A tribute to  80s films from Back To The Future to The Terminator.

Back for a 26th year, bcurrent is under new management, and the upcoming season more than proves it with expanded projects in association with Factory Theatre and Theatre Passe Muraille and a revamped rock.

It's Maddie's 25th birthday party but something's not right - the guest of honour hasn't shown up yet! Join five of Maddie's best friends as they try to sort out where the birthday girl is at while they fight to keep the party's spirits high (and struggle to keep their own dark secrets hidden).

Composer/pianist Robert Bruce's Stillness and Echoes concert program showcases a rare level of integration between live solo piano music and specially-produced short films/moving images.

Artistic Director Nina Lee Aquino is proud to announce the Factory 2017-2018 Season.

Not to be missed, this racy, outrageous and daring modern musical- comedy depicts one woman's hyper-honest perspective of a date gone wrong; filled with hilarious scenarios and candid 'adult-content' song.

Imagine if the creatures from NARNIA found themselves in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.

Runaway is a dramatic one act play which follows four years in the lives of Cathy and her disheveled Uncle Mike.

Four masters paying tribute to 'the architect'.

Pulse Theatre is bringing A Flea in Her Ear, the most famous play by the greatest vaudeville maestro, Georges Feydeau, translated by Mladen Obradovic, to Toronto Fringe 2017 (July 5-16).

The Berlin Blues, written by award-winning playwright Drew Hayden Taylor, is a slap-down, drag 'em out cultural appropriation comedy of the highest (and lowest) order.

Murder is black and white.

Shoot Good Films in association with The Toronto Fringe Festival presents HANDS DOWN.

Snap! The world is on its last nerve, but in one small room, one anger management counselor is hoping to make a difference.

'Songs for a New World Order' is a 45 minute acoustic collection of sharp, witty, and ridiculous songs that hang in the balance between observational and surreal.

Back for a second year in a row at the Toronto International Fringe Theatre Festival, House of Rebels Theatre (HoRT) returns this July poised to put audiences in stitches with its second fully staged work The Resurrectionists.

LUCID LUDIC presents BRAIN STORM at the Toronto Fringe Festival, running July 5th - 15th.

Lark & Whimsy Theatre Collective, in partnership with Flat Earth Global announced today that BAD BABY's first solo show RULES CONTROL THE FUN will receive its world premiere at this summer's Toronto Fringe Festival, July 5th-16th, 2017, at the Annex Theatre, 730 Bathurst St.

This season at the Stratford Festival has proven to be a stellar one, and Jackie Maxwell's production of Thomas Middleton and William Rowley's THE CHANGELING on the Tom Patterson Theatre stage is no exception.

Pearle Harbour's Chautauqua is a wildly immersive and darkly comic new show by Dora-nominated writer/solo performer Justin Miller, opening August 4, as part of the 2017 SummerWorks Performance Festival.

Witness burlesque and storytelling band together for a night of slam poetry, songs and striptease.

On July 1st, Canada's 150th Birthday, the National Arts Centre inaugurates a new building wing which transforms the Centre for the first time in 50 years.

Two musicians, engulfed by the spirit of jazz.