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Soulpepper stages a classic choreopoem; the Combustion and Paprika Festivals launch, with opening workshops for minorities and youth; and summer music day festivals begin, with some flood complications.
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Steve Fisher
New (here) productions from Company Theatre, Project: Humanity, and Soulpepper; panel discussions on hip-hop, and music in activism; music to support Hugh's Room, and more.
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Steve Fisher
Seasonal shows from Second City, Soulpepper, and White Cowbell Oklahoma; album shows by Jordan Foisy, Tom Henry, and DIANA; festival offerings from Storefront Theatre and City of Craft.
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Steve Fisher
What's going on this week? More than meets the eye.
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Steve Fisher
Get ready for SummerWorks.
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Steve Fisher
The sixth annual Toronto Theatre Critics Awards, to be handed out on June 20, recognize the breadth and depth of theatre in the city.
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Steve Fisher and Martin Morrow
We check out the festive fare lighting up the city’s stages (and the Don Valley, too).
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Martin Morrow and Steve Fisher
Our fifth-annual profile of funny female performers and writers in Toronto who don't always get the attention they deserve.
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Steve Fisher • Photos by Corbin Smith
Soulpepper Theatre prepares for Easter with The Gospel According to Mark and Subway Stations of the Cross.
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Martin Morrow
The 2013 Dora Awards, for Toronto theatre, honoured all sorts of productions—but the night's big winner was Cinderella .
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Steve Fisher
Skip the clichéd movies and cheesy haunted houses: come see what spooky tales Toronto theatres have to offer.
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Carly Maga
In today's Urban Planner: Soulpepper's Sunshine Boys; the downtown edition of the Comedy Cabaret; and visiting R&B and hip-hop acts Twin Shadow and Aesop Rock.
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Steve Fisher
In today's UP: Elise Legrow and Maylee Todd's sultry sounds at the Drake Underground; the thrumming sounds of lightsaber battles; and three possible Soulpepper shows, with a Home advantage.
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Steve Fisher
Soulpepper brings a rarely (well)-produced theatre classic to the Young Centre.
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Steve Fisher
On this unusually warm Monday: catch the remount of Fringe hit Kim's Convenience, play some ironic bingo at the Garrison, laugh at Laughable comedy night, and explore as Design Week gets underway.
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Steve Fisher
In today's UP: the Word Festival's 76 hours of Shakespeare & the King James Bible; (actual) Brothers of the Weird; Woody Allen's Death: A Play is Arts & Lies' first stage baby; Greg Proops is Comedy Bar's 3rd anniversary guest; and Maylee & Pegwee Power fundraise to get to Europe.
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Steve Fisher
In the days leading up to Halloween, plenty of Toronto theatre companies are producing shows aiming to shock, titillate, and unsettle you. Our round-up of spooky seasonal performances.
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Steve Fisher and Carly Maga
In today's Urban Planner: a new run for an old favourite at Soulpepper, new five-minute Opera Briefs at the season opener for Tapestry New Opera, and classic old soul jams from a new purpose-assembled band at A Soul.
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Steve Fisher
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