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TIFF's newest film festival tries to appeal to teenagers through edgy fare.
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Kevin Scott May. 9th, 9:30 am
Today in Toronto: talk climate change and jobs with David Miller, see Toronto in a new light with the book launch and exhibit for Full Frontal T.O. , and catch a play about complicated young love.
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Laura Hewitt May. 9th, 7:00 am
In today's Urban Planner: get a tour of the exhibit Lynne Cohen: Nothing is Hidden with Barr Gilmore and get your fill of music with Mammoth Grave, Patti Cake, Goodnight, Daybreak Gentlemen, and Gabrielle Papillon.
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Laura Hewitt May. 8th, 7:00 am
Saturday's sold-out street-food party drew a crowd of thousands, providing more evidence of the scene's emergence into the mainstream.
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Rachel Lissner • Photos by Corbin Smith May. 7th, 11:30 am
In today's UP: the rock. paper. sistahz Festival's opening reception; Playwrights Canada Press celebrates Canadian theatre; the Harold Awards celebrates Toronto theatre personalities; and Trampoline Hall explores being hardcore, "stealing" movies, and time tenses.
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Steve Fisher May. 7th, 7:00 am
This weekend, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival brings creators and fans together for a weekend of geektacular fun; Jane's Walk invites you to take a stroll; a parade of drummers honours Billy Bryans; don't miss Hot Docs' final weekend; and much more.
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Kyle Bachan May. 4th, 6:00 pm
If you've always wondered but never been, here's your introduction to the annual indie comics fest.
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Matt Demers (Guest Contributor) May. 4th, 1:30 pm
In today's UP: Kid Koala's Space Cadet Headphone Experience; comedy, burlesque and more to celebrate Star Wars Day; Feast in the East celebrates an anniversary; and Hot Docs enters its final weekend.
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Steve Fisher May. 4th, 7:00 am
James Swirsky and Lisanne Pajot, directors of Indie Game: The Movie , which has its Canadian premiere as part of this year's Hot Docs festival, recount the journey of their film.
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Kevin Scott May. 3rd, 5:00 pm
Comfy shoes, water, and lots of Toronto love. Jane's Walk 2012 is here.
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Torontoist • Photo by Miles StoreyMay. 3rd, 4:30 pm
Today: a free classical music concert at the Four Seasons; the CONTACT festival looks at the Rolling Stones and the works of acclaimed Israeli photographer Adi Nes; graduates of OCAD host a gigantic exhibition of their work; a discussion on gender identity; and Hot Docs continues.
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Kyle Bachan May. 3rd, 7:00 am
From galleries and public installations to mobile photo tours, here's what we have our eye on at this year's festival.
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Torontoist May. 2nd, 2:31 pm
Today in Toronto: Bad Dog Theatre gives its hilarious take on Game of Thrones , Brazil and France unite in a fusion of dance, Tarragon Theatre says goodbye to its season with The Real World? , East Coast band Alert the Medic hits the stage with an acoustic set, and get your documentary fill at Hot Docs.
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Laura Hewitt May. 2nd, 7:00 am
In today's Urban Planner: say hello to May with the Tennessee Project, celebrate playwriting with a reading series, rock out to Miike Snow and Penguin Prison, and get your fill of Hot Docs.
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Laura Hewitt May. 1st, 7:00 am
Today: Playwrights Guild of Canada kicks off a week of readings with Majal Ardal, I Heart Jokes celebrates local live comedy with their first awards night, and the Hot Docs film festival continues.
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Steve Fisher Apr. 30th, 7:00 am
This weekend, take a pair of walking tours with Heritage Toronto; the Clean Train Festival aims to get rid of diesel for good; Shakespeare gets his Torontonian birthday wish with two of his best plays; watch up-and-coming actors compete in a monologue competition; and much more.
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Kyle Bachan Apr. 27th, 6:00 pm
In today's UP: As theatre shows Clybourne Park and The Exquisite Hour close, new shows The Innocents and Crash open; Steamboat lay down the Rules at Sneaky Dees, while Uma Nota brings Roots Rhythm & Reggae to the Great Hall; and Mantown sends one of their drinking buddies off to sea.
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Steve Fisher Apr. 27th, 7:00 am
In today's Urban Planner: check out a free folk-inspired concert at the Four Seasons Centre; a pixel painting exhibition opens; find out how to make Toronto a sustainable city; and a puppet cabaret returns.
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Kyle Bachan Apr. 26th, 7:00 am
Today in Toronto: support the Red Door Family Shelter at an event full of music and poetry, get your fill of dance at one of two shows starting right next to each other, and listen in on Graydon James & the Young Novelists' newest work.
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Laura Hewitt Apr. 25th, 7:00 am
Forty-one branches of the Toronto Public Library will again serve as free venues for artists and cultural organizers this September.
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Daniel Sellers Apr. 24th, 9:00 am
