Nov. 6, 7 and 13: Take the family to Philip and Lucinda Dino-Show
The Philip and Lucinda Dino-Show is a family-friendly acrobatic comedy for all ages running at Wychwood Theatre on three days.
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New Hillcrest theatre group starting rehearsals, looking for volunteers
The new Hillcrest Village Community Players founded by Krista Mihevc is starting rehearsals for Anne of Green Gables starting Oct. 19.
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Feb. 12—22: Adventurous performances at Rhubarb Festival
Canada’s longest-running new works festival transforms Buddies in Bad Times into a hotbed of experimentation, with artists exploring new possibilities.
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March 22–April 23: The Little Prince Re-imagined
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince is transported into the 21st century with a fresh, modern English adaptation at Crow’s Theatre.
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Jan. 31–Feb. 9: Dick Whittington and his Cat
The community theatre group NAGs Players present their production of Ben Crocker’s Dick Whittington and his Cat at the Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave.
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Apr. 8-11: On the Rocks show at local lounge
Small but Mighty Productions is opening its season with On the Rocks: A Straight Up Sequel from April 8 to 11. The show will be performed at Paupers Pub second floor lounge, 539 Bloor St. W.
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Millennial Malcontent fails to content our millennial
Every reductive stereotype about my generation is embodied by at least one of the eight characters in The Millennial Malcontent.
Read moreRosedale pianist jazzed at chance to perform Coward standards
Rosedale pianist John Greer warbles like a songbird when he talks about his role in arranging the music for Mooredale
Read moreWelcome to midtown’s newest theatre facility
It may be a hot, sunny Labour Day, but that isn’t stopping the performers of Comic Shop Productions from descending into midtown’s newest theatre rehearsal space, the Fort Studios on St. Clair.
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Forest Hill producer plays magician
One could call Forest Hill producer Corey Ross a bit of a magician. The 42-year-old has been working behind the
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Ross Petty revels in his role as nurturing villain
Ross Petty loves to hear the boos children and adults give him when he enters the stage during one of his productions at the Elgin Theatre.
Read moreActing damaged
Beacher Michelle Monteith gets ready to reprise her role of Claire in Little One
Read moreActor is a rare find
The road to Mike Shara’s stage career hasn’t always been straight, but it has taken him far
Read moreMore room for dance classes
Tandem Studios expands space on Yonge Street
Read moreActing just comes naturally
Jamie Polatynski’s love of performing was kindled early
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