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All female cast takes on mafia saga

Director says he will not attend ceremony in protest of U.S. President Trump’s executive order

Interactive theatre production explores concepts of cyber security and profiling

I don’t remember ever thinking William Faulkner spun good yarns. But that’s what Toronto’s Theatre Smith-Gilmour’s physical theatre adaptation of Faulkner’s novel, As I Lay Dying, is: a good yarn.

If you missed a documentary or two and didn’t get your education through the Brit import reality series Big Fat Gypsy Weddings, you might watch Trespass Against Us and wonder why Michael Fassbender’s camping holiday has gone so awry.

1. Get PuShed The PuSh Festival continues its wily ways with Theatre Replacement’s Town Choir.

Chang’an wins best fine dining and best northern China cuisine

After seeing the off-Broadway premiere of Sunday in the Park with George in July 1983, composer Leonard Bernstein sent a note to Stephen Sondheim calling the show “brilliant, deeply conceived, canny, magisterial… Bravo.

Punks, rockers convene on the Rickshaw Theatre for one more rager

Jennifer Haley play explores dark side of the Internet