Mitchell Cushman

Can Mel really have purchased all six thousand tickets? That's seemingly the only explanation for how the New Zealand folk-rock parody duo Flight of the Conchords can have so quickly sold out both of their upcoming Toronto concerts, despite the handicap of only having one fan. A large number... continue reading on Torontoist

Photo by Ivan Otis. While lots of people have attempted to characterize their frustration over our recent federal election, nobody sums things up quite as succinctly as singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman: "What a horrible waste of money on a poorly timed ego-wank." Though the Huntsville native has achieved international fame... continue reading on Torontoist

Like its name suggests, Atomic Vaudeville presents a style of performance designed to wake audiences up. Combining theatre, comedy, music, dance, and puppetry with a healthy dose of vulgarity, the Victoria-based troupe detonates in Toronto in a big way this month. Not only is their award-winning show Legoland playing... continue reading on Torontoist

When an avid Halloween-lover hits high school, he or she has limited options: attend a friend’s haunted house party and try to score with that promiscuous ghost between the sheets, or continue trick-or-treating and hope that their height/beard/tattoos/piercings pass as all part of the costume. Unsatisfied with these choices,... continue reading on Torontoist

Photo by Jahat from the Torontoist Flickr Pool. Improv In Toronto is launching an event for every child with an escapism fantasy who dreamed of crawling into their Where’s Waldo books and getting lost in the crowd. Inspired by Martin Hanford's series of literary sensations, a real live Great... continue reading on Torontoist