Driftwood Theatre’s Bard Bus Tour Returns to Toronto
Driftwood Theatre’s King Henry Five will be in Toronto’s Christie Pits Park on August 16 and 17.
Driftwood Theatre’s King Henry Five will be in Toronto’s Christie Pits Park on August 16 and 17.
Theatre Passe Muraille has just announced their first full season since 2019, and the offerings for 2022-23 are eclectic, soul-stirring, and extremely exciting.
Toronto Fringe has released the lineup and schedule for the 34th annual Toronto Fringe Festival.
Soulpepper Theatre Company has announced the five artists selected for the 2022 cohort of the Soulpepper Academy.
GCTC has unveiled its 2022/23 season, with six revolutionary shows taking the stage in Ottawa’s Hintonburg neighbourhood.
Tarragon Theatre has announced its first full season back since the pandemic. This will be the theatre’s first full season programmed by Artistic Director Mike Payette since former AD Richard Rose’s departure in 2020.
Featuring youth from participating communities and two JUNO-nominated acts, OLI’s showcase celebrates the success of its program participants.
All of the net proceeds from this event will be donated to the Canada-Ukraine Foundation to help them in their mission of providing aid to those affected by the war in Ukraine.
Nightwood Theatre has announced Naz Afsahi as the new Managing Director of the company.
Modern Times Stage Company in Toronto has announced that Rouvan Silogix will replace Soheil Parsa as Artistic Director.
Next Stage Theatre Festival will be presented online beginning this Wednesday, January 19.
Meet the team behind the upcoming Q2Q-2: Refusing the Queer Monolith, a digital theatre conference running December 6-10.
“Through piano tuning, James has a found a language every bit as intricate and intimate as the nature of his family’s journey with mental health.”
No matter which path audiences choose to travel, they are sure to encounter a rich, immersive world filled with interactive art, music, dance, and more.
Some pieces in Crow’s upcoming season are live only, some are digital only, and some are available in whichever form you’d prefer: this season at Crow’s is here to address “the now,” wherever audiences may choose to listen.
Five Ontario-based theatre artists received prestigious awards for their work in the performing arts.