Urban Planner: December 21, 2012 In today's Urban Planner: choose between pairs of choirs, closing theatrical performances, and legendary live-music acts. By Steve Fisher Dec. 21st, 7:00 am
Urban Planner: December 11, 2012 In today's Urban Planner: the truth behind the beauty of a ballerina, Parker and Seville team up with Vest of Friends for a week-long sketch-comedy spectacular, and the premiere of It’s a Wonderful Toronto: The Rob Ford Holiday Spectacular! By Jessica Buck Dec. 11th, 7:00 am
Urban Planner: September 7, 2012 In today's Urban Planner: an album release, a film-inspired concert, a lion (a Snoop one), fall theatre, and much more. By Steve Fisher Sep. 7th, 7:00 am
Urban Planner: June 1, 2012 Today: a festival of clowns that isn't for kids, some off-the-map music for anyone who didn't get a ticket to Talib Kweli, and so, so much comedy. By Steve Fisher Jun. 1st, 7:00 am
Urban Planner: May 28, 2012 In today's Urban Planner: Malcolm Gladwell talks Jamaica at the Reference Library; TINARS loves (a book about) The Beach Boys; and The Script Tease Project gets underway. By Steve Fisher May. 28th, 7:00 am
2 Comments Urban Planner: March 2, 2012 In today's packed UP: exhibit openings and play closings; The Walkmen celebrate their first LP while BA Johnston celebrates his latest; plus saucy entertainment at Toronto Strip Spelling Bee and the Carnegie Hall Show. By Steve Fisher Mar. 2nd, 7:00 am
Weekend Planner: December 10–11, 2011 In this Weekend Planner: a craft fair offers an alternative shopping solution; Terra Madre Day provides free food samples, music, and dancing; The Nutcracker returns to the stage; youths tell their stories through poetry; Les Coquettes heat up your holidays with sexy burlesque; a comedy troupe continues to take over the world with a holiday special; and a Radiohead tribute show will have you climbing up the walls for more. By Kyle Bachan Dec. 9th, 6:00 pm
Weekend Planner: October 29–30, 2011 In this Weekend Planner: find rare works at the Antiquarian Book Fair, a global cabaret festival brings together some of Canada's brightest young artists, check out a play that centres around a woman's sexual identity crisis, Wavelength presents a double whammy with a documentary and gig in one night, make your adorable pet even more adorable with Dogtoberfest, Cask Days returns with plenty of "real ale" to go around, and discuss how to rebuild this city in the sky with Upper Toronto. By Kyle Bachan Oct. 28th, 6:00 pm
2011 Canadian Comedy Award Winners The Canadian Comedy Awards handed out hardware last night to a host of hilarious people. By Steve Fisher • Photos by Corbin SmithOct. 18th, 10:30 am
1 Comment Weekend Planner: September 24–25, 2011 In this Weekend Planner: Get up close and personal with a vinyl-doll photo exhibit; bend an elbow and take part in (or watch) a women's arm-wrestling tournament; Hooded Fang releases CD number two with a big bash; get tips on working and travelling abroad; Word on the Street fills Queen's Park with books; take part in a bike ride to help fund a non-profit food store; and see a play inspired by you come to life. By Kyle Bachan Sep. 23rd, 6:00 pm
Bread & Circus’ Final Bows Bread & Circus made room in its tent for all sorts of shows: theatre, music, comedy, burlesque, and more. The three-year-old Kensington Market venue threw its final closing night party last weekend. We went to find out why—and to find out what the space meant to people who produced shows there. By Steve Fisher • Photos by Corbin SmithSep. 6th, 12:00 pm
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