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Songs of Birds and Love takes place on July 10, 2025, as part of the Summer Music in the Garden series at Toronto Music Garden. ...

Mathew's Big Broadwat Bash


Ever wondered what it takes to throw a Broadway-themed cabaret on a Toronto Fringe Festival budget? Spoiler alert: it’s not all glitter, disco balls, and ...

Paper Chase
Paper Chase
7/2 - 7/12/2025


When idealistic but scattered Erik, a wannabe therapist, learns he's being deported from Canada in 30 days, he scrambles to find a way to stay. ...

THUNDEROR
THUNDEROR
7/3 - 7/12/2025


From 2x JUNO nominated musician/writer JJ Tartaglia comes ‘ THUNDEROR ’ an epic rock opera musical (in the vein of Bat Out Of Hell, Rock ...

A Year With Frog and Toad
A Year With Frog and Toad
5/31 - 7/13/2025


Based on Arnold Lobel’s well-loved books and featuring a mesmerizing score by Robert and Willie Reale. Part vaudeville, part make believe, all charm; A Year ...

All That She Wrote
7/2 - 7/13/2025


All That She Wrote is a new musical with book, music, and lyrics by Annika Tupper, directed by Ally Chozik and choreographed by Mara Turenne. ...

Apothecary
7/2 - 7/13/2025


Apothecary features a story where women come together to create a supportive community within a mystical sanctuary. In this unique setting, Lady and Tilly strive ...


Ctrl Alt Delete: An Alphabetical Musical explores a whimsical scenario where the English language must cut its workforce of 26 letters down to 19. Seven ...

Family Fest
Family Fest
7/10 - 7/13/2025


Join us for Scarborough’s biggest celebration of young audiences! Guild Festival Theatre’s fourth annual Family Fest offers free entertainment for all ages. Featuring theatre, circus, ...

Fireside Munsch
Fireside Munsch
7/11 - 7/13/2025


Guild Festival Theatre presents M. John Kennedy’s FIRESIDE MUNSCH as part of Family Fest.   Fun for the entire family, M. John Kennedy’s hit show Fireside ...

Galen's Grocer
Galen's Grocer
7/3 - 7/13/2025


Galen Easton is the most hated man in Canada. It doesn't help that there's a CEO Killer on the loose. Galen needs to improve his ...

IN THE DIVING BELL
7/4 - 7/13/2025


In the Diving Bell presents a speculative narrative centered on a Black clown navigating a journey of survival and repair during the Middle Passage. This ...

Killy Willy
7/2 - 7/13/2025


Killy Willy is a musical-comedy that follows Willy, a captive killer whale yearning for freedom. As the wild whales rally to confront the looming threat ...

Oh! I Miss the War
7/2 - 7/13/2025


Oh! I Miss the War is a powerful solo performance by David John Phillips that delves into the intertwining narratives of two generations of queer ...


People Suck is a musical that humorously critiques the flaws of humanity through a song cycle that tackles the various ways people can be difficult ...

Playground
Playground
7/2 - 7/13/2025


Based on the songs of four-time, Juno award-winning children's singer songwriter Jack Grunsky, "Playground" follows Eliot, a kid with a vivid imagination and appetite for ...

Potato Potato
7/2 - 7/13/2025


Potato Potato is a new musical by Emma Golden that explores the complexities of identity against the backdrop of a politically induced potato famine in ...

Reborn
7/2 - 7/13/2025


Reborn is a gripping musical that follows an aspiring actress who lands her dream role in a cult horror film, only to find herself facing ...

Screamin' In The Rain
Screamin' In The Rain
7/2 - 7/13/2025


What a horrible feeling! Join comedian Eli Pasic as he sings his tasteless, original ditties about ED, bestiality, suicide, and more! July 2nd to 13th ...

The Iron Mask
7/2 - 7/13/2025


The Iron Mask transforms Alexandre Dumas' classic tale into a vibrant Prohibition-era musical set in 1920s Toronto. In a world where jazz and bootleg liquor ...

The Iron Mask
The Iron Mask
7/3 - 7/13/2025


The Iron Mask Premiering this July at the 2025 Toronto Fringe Festival From the creative team that brought to life BroadwayWorld Toronto Award winning musicals ...

Toronto Fringe Festival
7/2 - 7/13/2025


The 37th Annual Toronto Fringe Festival will take place from July 2 to 13, 2025, in its new hub at Soulpepper Theatre in the Historic ...

Toronto Fringe Festival
Toronto Fringe Festival
7/2 - 7/13/2025


The 37th Annual Toronto Fringe Festival returns July 2 - 13, 2025 with over 100 shows in 22 venues across the city. Tickets and passes ...


Wild Strings and Tuning Things features Roa Lee, Aysel Taghi-Zada, and Sasan Salaseli as part of the Summer Music in the Garden series at the ...

BECK
7/18 - 7/19/2025


Beck, the renowned eight-time Grammy Award winner, will perform with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra for two exclusive shows at Roy Thomson Hall on July 18 ...


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Latest Toronto Reviews


Review: PAPER CHASE - THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL at Tarragon Theatre


by Samantha Wu - July 06, 2025

In a city as gloriously diverse as Toronto, the joys of dealing with immigration bureaucracy is a pain many have endured. In Paper Chase, playing at Tarragon Extraspace at the Toronto Fringe, Erik (played by Hugo van Essen) has to deal with just that. In the span of a mere 30 days, he must prove to ...

Review: FRAT HAUS: EVICTED! - THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL at Buddies In Bad Times


by Samantha Wu - July 05, 2025

The drag king members of Frat Haus are facing their biggest challenge ever - eviction! Unless they can secure a $1 million by end of day, they'll lose their home. Whatever will they do? Playing exclusively at Tallulah's Cabaret at the Buddies in Bad Times Theatre for the Toronto Fringe Festival, Fra...

Review: TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL Review Roundup Featuring ACTING LESSONS and More


by Ilana Lucas - July 05, 2025

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Review: PLAN V: THE RISE OF REVERENCE - THE TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL at Alumnae Theatre


by Samantha Wu - July 05, 2025

Eleanor O'Brien is on a mission - to spread the word of Plan V! In this one-women feminist comedy extravaganza, O'Brien plays Mama V - the quintessential southern church lady, imagine the love child between Richard Simmons and Dr. Ruth, but she's here to preach about the power and the wisdom cradled...

Review: JOIN CANADA, EH? at Lighthouse Artscape


by Ilana Lucas - July 01, 2025

JOIN CANADA, EH? reminds us to be grateful for Canada's number one export: comedians. With all this geopolitical chaos in our own backyard, laughter is hard to come by, especially at these exchange rates....

Review: TONS OF MONEY at the Shaw Festival


by Michael Rabice - June 11, 2025

Living a lifestyle beyond one's means and being prone to excesses in all aspects of life often may catch up with you (especially if there is no money in the family vault) . That is unless a long lost relative leaves you everything in their will, and they day is saved. Therein gives just a glimpse in...

Review: BEETLEJUICE at Ed Mirvish Theatre


by Samantha Wu - June 10, 2025

As a downtrodden teen clad in black while mournfully proclaiming that I, myself, am strange and unusual, the iconic Tim Burton film Beetlejuice was kept close to my dark heart. Eerily bizarre and chock full of campy yet raunchy humor, Beetlejuice didn't instill fear but rather brought delight in wha...

Review: SANCTUARY SONG at Nancy & Ed Jackman Theatre


by Keira Grant - June 04, 2025

Given this strong inaugural production, I am curious to see what else Artistic & General Director Michael Mori and Tapestry Opera do next in their new playground. Intimate and approachable, the Nancy and Ed Jackman Performance Centre seems like a great place to experiment, innovate, and bring new id...

Review: DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS at the Stratford Festival is a Hilarious Romp


by Lauren Gienow - May 30, 2025

Last night, Director Tracey Flye’s production of DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS opened at the Stratford Festival’s Avon Theatre. One of two musicals mounted at the Festival this season, this production is paired well with its counterpart, ANNIE. As musical comedies go, they simply could not be more differe...

Review: RED LIKE FRUIT at Young Centre For The Performing Arts


by Samantha Wu - June 02, 2025

Red Like Fruit is a play unlike any play you've likely seen. It's uncomfortable, that's the point - sexual assault is anything but comfortable and here Lauren (Michelle Monteith) is trying to carefully recall her years of sexual abuse from different people in her life but unsure of the credibility o...



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