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This week features A Tribe Called Red, literary festival Word on the Street, and a burlesque tribute to Queen Bey.
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Steve Fisher
The iconic west-end building gets a complete makeover.
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Alina Bykova
Nominated for: creating performance art for all ages and incomes.
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Steve Fisher • Illustration by Tonia Cowan
Local theatre company Against the Grain is reimagining Mozart's classic opera for 21st-century audiences.
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Catherine Kustanczy
The nearly 125-year-old building at Queen and Dovercourt is looking for the public's help to keep its doors open.
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Jamie Bradburn
A photographic recap of CMW 2013.
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Corbin Smith
Our roundup of the best—and in one case, the absolute worst—of CMW so far.
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Torontoist • Photo by Corbin Smith
Here's what to see tonight, tomorrow and Sunday. (Although honestly, Sunday is kind of a half-day at best.)
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Chris Dart • Photo by Corbin Smith
Thursday night will feature African-influenced Francophone pop, a food-obsessed rapper, and Korean punks. What more do you need?
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Chris Dart • Photo by Corbin Smith
A new electronic-music event series will combine international acts and custom visuals.
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Chris Dart
The Wavelength Festival may be a teenager, but this past weekend, it showed no signs of angst.
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Chris Dart • Photo by Corbin Smith
Today: a historical book launch at Toronto's historical First Post Office, artists battle against one other and the clock, the premiere of Beirut, and a hypnotic comedy show.
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Jessica Buck
If you're looking for '90s pop punkers, naked comedians, or Australians, tonight's your night.
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Chris Dart • Photo by Loni Schick
Concert promoter Wavelength celebrates its 12th anniversary with a festival that founding director Jonny Dovercourt hopes will expose the group to new audiences.
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Chris Dart • Photo by Remi Carreiro
Fucked Up channels the holiday spirit and puts on two epic concerts for charity.
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Corbin Smith • Photos by Corbin SmithDec. 27th, 2:30 pm
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Anne Joyce
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Jessica Ford
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Ian McGrenaghan
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