TORONTO THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 82

Harbourfront Centre presents the world premiere of two deeply personal and expressive new works from Kaeja d'Dance: 31 (TouchX + I am the Child of), on stage November 11–13, 2022 at 7:30pm at Harbourfront Centre Theatre, as part of the international contemporary dance series, Torque.

What do you get when you place three actors at varying points in their careers on a boat, anchor them in the Atlantic Ocean, add a faulty mechanical shark to the equation, and delay shooting for weeks on end?

Cecilia Livingston has been named the new Composer-in-Residence at the Canadian Opera Company.

In a world where films are constantly being adapted for the stage, it’s refreshing to see a stage production that came from a movie and still shines like the sun on a rainy day, despite the difference in medium.

Following a three year hiatus, ProArteDanza presents its fall 2022 season performance featuring a quadruple-bill mixed program of unique, innovative and expressive choreographic voices.

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From the unbridled imagination of beloved British comedy duo James & Jamesy comes the rollicking holiday comedy O Christmas Tea.

New Stuff Theatre is proud to present the North American premiere of Ladies Day by Alana Valentine, a hilarious, debaucherous, delightful, and at times devastating play based in Broome, Australia, directed by Ben Sterlin.

In this RBC Bridges concert Soundstreams combines an emerging composer showcase with a performance of Surface Tension by visiting composer and mentor, Ireland's Donnacha Dennehy.

David Mirvish will present the North American premiere of Pressure, written by British stage and screen star and playwright David Haig and directed by John Dove (Farinelli and the King on Broadway starring Mark Rylance) .

The Shaw Festival is thrilled to be one of the recipients of The Slaight Family Foundation Theatre Initiative.

With today's announcement of The Slaight Family  Foundation's historic contribution to the Toronto, and National Theatre Community, The  Toronto Fringe is honoured to be included in this initiative.

Canadian Stage’s PUBLIC ENEMY is a modern dining-room drama where opinions are loudly aired and ignored.

Toronto's Commffest presents free online screenings of Inside/Out: A Prison Memoir, Patrick Keating's real-life story of years spent in and out of Canada's penitentiary system.

David Mirvish and The Company Theatre, one of Toronto’s most acclaimed independent theatre companies, present the Canadian premiere of the acclaimed Australian family drama, Things I Know to be True, written by Andrew Bovell and directed by Philip Riccio.

Following eleven successful weeks in Toronto, the Marley family in conjunction with Terrapin Station Entertainment and Lighthouse Immersive, have announced that the acclaimed BOB MARLEY ONE LOVE EXPERIENCE currently open at Lighthouse Immersive Artspace at 1 Yonge Street, is being extended to Octobe

Introducing Massey Hall+, the first-ever on-demand and ticketing live streaming service for Canada's renowned Massey Hall and iconic sister-venue, Roy Thomson Hall.

DanceWorks, a leading presenter of dance in all forms, has announced its 2022-2023 season, presenting unique, and remarkable storytelling through a collection of exceptional works.

The Royal Conservatory of Music will offer a special promotion for anyone 35 years of age and under, to any Koerner Hall concert presented by The Royal Conservatory for only $35 and experience the world's best classical, jazz, world, and roots music artists at one of the world's great concert halls,

Toronto's Elmer Iseler Singers and Artistic Director & Conductor Lydia Adams launch their 44th concert series with a stunning choral music program inspired by the reflective journeys of composers and poets seeking the heart and soul of beauty.

The Bad Dog Theatre Company will celebrate over 40 years of unscripted comedy and improvised performance in Toronto by bringing back its flagship show Theatresports every Friday for 40 weeks at Comedy Bar (945 Bloor St W) starting October 7th.

The International Resource Centre for Performing Artists, a non-profit, charitable service organization for Canada's musicians, is pleased to announce that two singers will receive a financial award to help them prepare for upcoming auditions.

One of the world's foremost conductors, renowned for his dynamic presence on the podium and his unwavering belief that music has the power to transform lives and change the world, Venezuelan-born conductor, violinist and music education activist Gustavo Dudamel has been chosen as the fourteenth Glen

Drew Hayden Taylor (Going Native, Cottagers & Indians, Searching for Winnetou, Mixed Blessings) and Paul Kemp (Nike’s Big Bet, Going Native, Cottagers & Indians, Searching for Winnetou of Paul Kemp Productions are pleased to present the documentary, The Pretendians, on The Passionate Eye, Fri

French pianist Lucas Debargue, whose uniquely imaginative and virtuosic performance brought the Toronto audience to its feet at his January 2020 Toronto solo debut, makes his triumphant return.