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Cree visual artist Kent Monkman ushers in Canada's Sesquicentennial with Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience, a new large-scale exhibition beginning Thursday, January 26 at the Art Museum at the University of Toronto.

In the wake of the unfortunate closing of the beloved Hugh's Room, the unstoppable Jan Kudelka has announced that her third annual Janis Joplin's Birthday Bash will now take place at the Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Avenue on Wednesday, January 18 at 8:30pm, the same night and time it was ori

SiriusXM Canada announces satellite radio's hottest new food show, Devour with Chef Mike Ward on SiriusXM, channel 167 Canada Talks.

Interested in joining BroadwayWorld's worldwide network of published authors? BWW is currently seeking talented theater enthusiasts to complement our existing feature coverage in Toronto, Canada! All applicants should have excellent writing skills and an enthusiasm for giving local theaters and prod

Native Earth Performing Arts is proud to present the Toronto premiere of Metis Mutt, created and performed by the acclaimed Metis artist Sheldon Elter.

DanceWorks, Toronto's longest running contemporary dance series, proudly presents the acclaimed Throwdown Collective in an evening of two powerful works: the world premiere ofYlem (3 Eggs Ago) commissioned from Montreal choreographer Lina Cruz, and the Collective's own award-winning creation,

After a successful world premiere at the imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival in October 2016, Michelle St.

The Shaw Festival was saddened to learn of the passing of our Co-Founder, and Founding Board Chair, Mr.

After a successful world premiere at the imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival in October 2016, Michelle St.

Young People's Theatre (YPT) is thrilled to present Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach by Tony Award-winning Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.

ACTRA Toronto Council yesterday elected Theresa Tova to succeed David Sparrow as the new President of ACTRA Toronto.

Artistic Director James Wallis, fresh off a season at the Stratford Festival (Assistant Director: Macbeth and Bunny), re-imagines this boisterous comedy in the Roaring Twenties, inspired by Parisian style and culture, and set to original music by composer Franziska Beeler.

 The Canadian Opera Company Orchestra Academy returns for its fourth year on January 8, 2017, welcoming five student musicians to its annual three-week intensive training program.

The Second City Toronto is proud to announce an exciting new Mainstage cast for the 79th Mainstage Revue, opening Tuesday, March 14, 2017.

Pea Green Theatre Group presents Clique Claque at the 2017 Next Stage Theatre Festival.

Part of their Retrospective Series leading up to their 100th anniversary in 2017/18, the Alumnae Theatre Company is proud to present British dramatist Sarah Daniels' THE GUT GIRLS.

Podium Concert Productions (Peter da Costa and Mark Camilleri) presents the Tony Award-winning musical THE SECRET GARDEN In Concert for three performances only at the newly renovated and acoustically enhanced Trinity-St.

Soundstreams kicks off the New Year with a choral celebration on February 2 at St.

The family of Bill Marshall, founder of the Toronto International Film Festival, is heartbroken to share the news that he died today at age 77.

Opening January 5, as a part of the Next Stage Theatre Festival, the newly minted Harvey Dunn Campfire is pleased to present a twisted look at a beloved genre, WESTERN, a play with music.

Our ship has set sail and we'll be dropping anchor in April 2017 when Theatre De La Salle proudly presents Gilbert and Sullivan's THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE - the original swashbuckling blockbuster.

Jason Bangeter of Langdon Hall Country House & Spa in Ontario is in our 'Chef Spotlight.

Beginning February 4, 2017, a pioneering and insightful collection of post-revolution Iranian art will be presented for the first time at the Aga Khan Museum.

There is much excitement in the air as the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) rings in the new year with the Mozart@261 Festival at Koerner Hall, to celebrate the eternally young, forever-extraordinary composer.

Comedic, heartbreaking and unpredictable, Elter's semi-autobiographical performance piece recounts the journey of a young Metis man finding his way out of a destructive cycle.