TORONTO THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 353

Hit & Myth (H&M) and The Pumphouse Theatre present Evil Dead: The Musical, at The Pumphouse Theatre (2140 Pumphouse Avenue SW); performances begin August 14 and will now continue thru September 8.

Christopher Plummer, one of theatre's greatest classical actors, takes us on an autobiographical journey through the literature that has stirred his imagination since youth.

Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, in a dazzling translation by writer/director Richard Eyre, begins previews tonight at the Shaw Festival's Court House Theatre.

Daniel Robert Sullivan spent over a year in Toronto playing Tommy DeVito in the smash-hit Canadian run of Jersey Boys, and next week he's returning to the Great White North to launch his new book Places, Please! (Becoming a Jersey Boy).

Million Dollar Quartet is currently rocking The Toronto Centre for the Arts through the end of the week, and BWW had the opportunity to sit and chat with three of the four men responsible for bringing these iconic rock and roll characters to life each night.

David Mirvish is delighted to present, International sensation - TAP DOGS for a strictly limited run at Toronto's Royal Alexandra Theatre from September 25 through September 30, 2012.

A group of young men and women take over a church while protesting their government's stand on foreign relations and the impact it is having on their lives.

Anandam Dancetheatre, under the direction of choreographer and Artistic Director Brandy Leary, will present their latest work, DIVERGENT DANCES FOR WINDOWS AND WALLS, a choreographic installation for the unique setting of the Bata Shoe Museum's interior and exterior architecture.

BWW is thrilled to bring readers photo coverage of the Anandam Dance Theatre's latest offering, Divergent Dances for Windows and Walls.

The Canadian Opera Company's upcoming events includes the fall production of DIE FLEDERMAUS, the Free Concert Series in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre, as well as details about the second annual Ensemble Studio competition.

Canadian Opera Company General Director Alexander Neef has signed a new contract with the COC that extends his tenure as General Director through the 2020/2021 season.

Daniel Robert Sullivan spent over a year in Toronto playing Tommy DeVito in the smash-hit Canadian run of Jersey Boys, and next week he's returning to the Great White North to launch his new book Places, Please! (Becoming a Jersey Boy).

Join Huron Country Playhouse for a weekend of laughs with a light-hearted comedy by Canada's preeminent comic playwright.

The stars of War Horse Toronto were out in full force today in Toronto, where they galloped down King Street and visited the farmer's market in David Pecaut Square, some children at CBC Kids Day and the Royal Ontario Museum.

The oldest and longest running fringe festival in North America will take place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada from August 16 - August 26.

Thanks to popular demand Lucy Peacock's Late Night with Lucy cabaret series is moving from her cozy "living room" at the Annex performance space to a bigger house at the Studio Theatre for its last two dates in August.

Antoni Cimolino today announced the Stratford Shakespeare Festival's playbill for 2013, his first season as Artistic Director, and began to outline his vision for the Festival's future during his tenure.

A group of young men and women take over a church while protesting their government's stand on foreign relations and the impact it is having on their lives.

The Canadian Opera Company hosts its second annual Ensemble Studio Competition on November 29, 2012 in the intimate Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.

David Mirvish and Nederlander Presentations, Inc.

Audiences can't help singing along to the endless number of chart-topping hits featured in Blue Suede Shoes: Memories of the King, onstage now for one week only through July 21st on the Mainstage at Huron Country Playhouse.

Slip on those "Blue Suede Shoes" and take a walk down memory lane with Blue Suede Shoes: Memories of the King.

Award-winning Canadian playwright Carole Frechette's eloquently impressionistic drama Helen's Necklace began previews Sunday at the Shaw Festival's Studio Theatre.

For its 52nd season, the Sony Centre For The Performing Arts will host a series of return engagements of favourite shows, and new theatrical treasures for Toronto audiences.

BWW is thrilled to bring its readers photos of the opening night performance of Million Dollar Quartet, currently playing at The Toronto Centre for the Arts.