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Don't expect a dusty airing of William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors in Randolph Academy Presents' A GLASS HIVE at the 2016 Toronto Fringe Festival.

PSYCH! Fooled ya! They asked me to write one more blog.

The Shaw Festival tackles Thornton Wilder's masterpiece OUR TOWN, directed by Molly Smith.

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Silk Bath is a ruthless, satirical, physical exploration of what it means to be accepted by society, after the citizenship paperwork is signed.

Crux takes you into the gripping world of climbing.

Coyote Collective, comprised of the trio of Susannah Mackay, Eric Welch, and Blue Bigwood-Mallin, is making their Toronto Fringe debut with their flagship production 'Like A Generation.

The Road to Santiago is a new 60-minute solo show by Rory Ledbetter having its World Premier at the Toronto Fringe Festival.

The Messy Kween Collective is keeping it strange at this year's Fringe Festival; a troupe of Toronto's Best Actors will be convene in the gathering dusk under the fairy lights and permanent canopy of Majlis Art Garden to attempt Kyle Capstick's probably impossible Bodies Strange.

 Jordan Mechano has announced that Monologues for Nobody will appear at the 2016 Toronto Fringe Shed Shows, located at the Fringe Club behind Honest Ed's.

AS YOU LIKE IT opened on Friday at the Stratford Festival's Festival Theatre with a party…a literal party.

Restriction is a word that resonates in all of us.

Award-winning director, Sue Miner teams up with playwright Cheryl McNamara to present Water Wonders at the Toronto Fringe Festival.

Zombie clown Mullet's putting his Night Show to bed and it's time to say goodnight.

The romantic notion of purchasing one's ancestral home, in Elio Scorsini's case, in northern Italy, conjures up dreams of an idyllic lifestyle of extended vacations, perhaps even retirement.

This week A Chorus Line at the Stratford Festival confirmed what I've already long suspected: Donna Feore is one of the greatest directors of musicals of our time.

THE LION THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE (from Schulich Children's Plays) opened at Stratford Festival's Avon Theatre on what became a magical Thursday evening.

After four sold-­out years at the Toronto Fringe, Shakespeare BASH'd, Toronto's best-­loved independent Shakespeare company, is back for one final festival and they're going out with a bang.

Just in time for William Shakespeare's 400th anniversary, Canadian Stage's Shakespeare in High Park returns to the High Park Amphitheatre for a 34th season with two passionate Shakespearean classics: the great tragedy of Hamlet alongside the bold fairytale romance All's Well That Ends Well.

?23 Canadian triple-threats, a world-class theatre, a mesmerizing pop-rock soundtrack, and a trip down the aisle you'll never forget.

A memorable and moving production of Arthur Miller's ALL MY SONS opened at Stratford Festival's Tom Patterson Theatre on Wednesday evening.

Full of surprises, humour, and heart, Broadleaf Theatre proudly presents its award-winning show Bite-Sized as part of the 2016 Toronto Fringe Festival! Featuring a whirlwind collection of over 15 plays, all 3 minutes or less, Bite-Sized is a theatrical experience tackling local, national, and global

Hard-Bitten Productions' play #scarecrow will be produced at this year's 2016 Toronto Fringe Festival.

The Second City Toronto is proud to announce an exciting new Mainstage cast for the 78th Mainstage Revue, opening Tuesday, August 30, 2016.

Driftwood Theatre Group will present the ultimate battle of the sexes, William Shakespeare's THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, as it rolls across Ontario this summer for The Bard's Bus Tour.