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This weekend: a music festival at Echo Beach, a riveting play about the Holocaust featuring thousands of puppets, Doors Open across Toronto, and a whole lot more.
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Sloan’s Chris Murphy is a huge CBC fan, and he’ll be playing at the CBCMusic.ca Festival.
In today's Urban Planner: a food-and-beer festival at the Brick Works, Steam Whistle Unsigned has its 25th edition, and a retelling of the story of Marie Antoinette.
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Hussy plays Steam Whistle Unsigned on May 24. Photo by David Waldman.
Keep reading: Urban Planner: May 24, 2013
In today's Urban Planner: learn about The Esplanade with a couple of former mayors, take in some photography by Norman Wong, or see some stand-up comedy.
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Nile Séguin and Rebecca Kohler. Image by Rebecca Kohler.
Keep reading: Urban Planner: May 23, 2013
In today's Urban Planner: the COC celebrates Wagner's 200th birthday, the ROM gives a tour of Cabbagetown, and a Lady Gaga musical continues.
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Kimberley Persona bears an uncanny resemblance to Lady Gaga in Of a Monstrous Child: a Gaga Musical. Photo courtesy of Buddies in Bad Times Theatre.
Keep reading: Urban Planner: May 22, 2013
In today's Urban Planner: a solo performance by opera star Anna Christy, Write Club returns, and plenty of theatrical options.
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Anna Christy as Lucia in the Canadian Opera Company’s production of Lucia di Lammermoor. Photo by Michael Cooper.
Keep reading: Urban Planner: May 21, 2013
In today's Urban Planner: Kim's Convenience returns, Laughable at Unlovable, and Tyler Kyte & The Nice Guys play a show.
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In this Weekend Planner: a festival of bikes, a Bugs Bunny symphony, and an Expormidable Moose.
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In today's Urban Planner: a sound-art symposium, a comedy fundraiser, and a TV-themed party.
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In today's Urban Planner: a talk about censorship with Lawrence Hill, a lecture on the art of the horror-film poster, and a bevy of theatrical options.
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In today's Urban Planner: learn to write with feeling, take a guided tour of the neighbourhood around the Royal Ontario Musuem, or see The Biographer before it closes.
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In today's Urban Planner: a panel discussion with LGBTQ writers, a Lady Gaga musical, and a little springtime comedy.
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In today's Urban Planner: the 2013 Harold Awards, as well as shows by Tyler Kyte & The Nice Guys, Faun Fables, and Fiver.
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In this Weekend Planner: Bells on Bloor, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival, and a very special performance of Second City's The Meme-ing of Life.
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In today's Urban Planner: a block party, Ethiopian jazz, and an expormidable moose (whatever that means).
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In today's Urban Planner: the ROM talks about life in 2030, a comedy classic of the silent screen plays with live piano accompaniment, and Night of the Living Dead Live continues.
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In today's Urban Planner: short films by Ryerson students, a one-man show about sperm donation, and Much Ado About Nothing.
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In today's Urban Planner: a TV trivia night at the Gladstone, a planning session for a new theatre, and a play that examines interconnectivity.
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In today's Urban Planner: Playwrights Canada Press hosts readings, a play set on a crashing plane, and SINGular Sensation.
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This weekend: see Kevin McDonald at Comedy Bar, participate in a scavenger hunt, or check out the final Marty Topps House Party Show.
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In today's Urban Planner: Love Letters Cabaret schools audiences on ladylike behaviour, Kevin McDonald at Comedy Bar, and the Elastocitizens play the Horseshoe Tavern.
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