Canadian Stage unveils bracing 2024-25 season
Canadian Stage has announced its 2024-25 season, featuring an exciting roster of Toronto and Canadian premieres as well as remounts of beloved productions from across Ontario.
Canadian Stage has announced its 2024-25 season, featuring an exciting roster of Toronto and Canadian premieres as well as remounts of beloved productions from across Ontario.
GCTC’s 2024-25 season features joyful comedy, big ideas, and a local world premiere.
The jam-packed season includes blockbuster musicals and a slate of exciting co-productions with theatres across the country.
This month, New Zealand’s Indian Ink Theatre Company brings its semi-improvised comedy Mrs Krishnan’s Party to Meridian Arts Centre in North York.
Winner of Havana’s prestigious Casa de las Américas Prize for drama in 2010, On the Other Side of the Sea examines identity — not as a cultural construct, but as existential angst.
Whether you’re looking for work by up-and-coming local playwrights, interested in how AI can be integrated into theatre-making, or wanting to walk the halls of a high school at night, Ottawa’s undercurrents festival offers much to discover.
The Canadian Theatre Critics Association has announced the winners of the 2023 Nathan Cohen Awards for Excellence in Critical Writing, including five writers from Intermission.
Winnipeg’s Prairie Theatre Exchange continues its commitment to producing digital theatre with its new filmed version of Frances Koncan’s Space Girl.
PlayMe, the revolutionary podcast produced by Expect Theatre in association with CBC, returns this week with a jam-packed lineup of audio plays.
An immersive play about human migration is coming to Toronto this month.
A new digital film of Frances Koncan’s play Space Girl will stream through Prairie Theatre Exchange (PTE) in January.
Fanny Britt’s Governor General’s Award-winning play will run from December 5 to 17 at the Irving Greenberg Theatre Centre in Hintonburg.
Kevin Wong will be the next composer-in-residence at Musical Stage Company.
In addition to a large group of experienced adult actors, eight children will feature in the show. Intermission asked the youngsters a few questions about their careers and hobbies.
Directed by YPT artistic director Herbie Barnes, the show transports audiences back to the era of 1940s radio plays, complete with Foley sound effects and retro jingles.
Necessary Angel has released a trailer for its upcoming production of Sarah Ruhl’s Letters From Max, a ritual at The Theatre Centre.