Brown plans to name a new host for Canadaland’s flagship podcast in the coming weeks as he focuses his reporting and commentary on ‘the Palestine issue’

Green’s latest project chronicles the peaks and depths of life in the public eye

Veteran performing-arts administrator Gideon Arthurs’s hiring follows a period of intense restructuring at the cultural centre

The Little Mosque on the Prairie creator stars in her play Mosque Heist at Regina’s Globe Theatre through Oct. 18

The Little Mosque on the Prairie creator stars in her play Mosque Heist at Regina’s Globe Theatre through Oct. 18

Virgilia Griffith’s sizzling Tommy is a pleasure to watch in Jordan Laffrenier’s production, even if other performances don’t fully land

Created by Accent Aigu Entertainment co-founders Jacob Tierney and Brendan Brady, new fund is based on Shane and Ilya’s fictional charity

Written around the music and lyrics of Grammy-winning sensation Alicia Keys, the show honours her eponymous childhood neighbourhood writ large

Christopher Manousos’s production is one of the more original takes on Shakespeare’s knottiest problem play

The four new tracks – Patient Zero, Cleveland!, Pink Clouding and Babylon – are markedly better than the rest of Swift’s record-shattering record

These works made me fall in love with the Great White North

The semi-autobiographical jukebox musical runs at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre from Sept. 23 until Oct. 25

Incoming artistic director Jonathan Church’s first season features Mary Poppins plus remounts of Chicago and Anne of Green Gables

American coloratura soprano Kathryn Lewek is enchanting in the role, as expressive an actor as singer in Arin Arbus’s excellent staging

American coloratura soprano Kathryn Lewek is enchanting in the role, as expressive an actor as singer in Arin Arbus’s excellent staging

Adapted and directed by new artistic director Paolo Santalucia, Spring Awakening is a promising – but imperfect – kick-off to the new season

Adapted and directed by new artistic director Paolo Santalucia, Spring Awakening is a promising – but imperfect – kick-off to the new season

Heated Rivalry star talks about the show’s second season, Yaga’s ‘witchy feminist rage’ and working in Canada

Bareilles, best known for the affable pop music that made her famous in the late 2000s, offered an intimate concert rooted in loss

The Canadian engineer who sold toxic substances online said ahead of his sentencing that ‘we all learn from our mistakes’

Director Linda Kash’s sparse, well-acted production ultimately lingers in the heart, despite Marin Ireland’s intentionally ambiguous script

The adaptation of Rohinton Mistry’s novel tests the emotional and physical limits of its audience

These works made me fall in love with the Great White North

These works made me fall in love with the Great White North

A restraining order was issued against the school by the Ministry of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security, ordering it to cease operations

On Tuesday, 86 enrolled students received an e-mail from MCURES stating that the theatre school can no longer operate as a career college

South Pacific and The Color Purple will share the Festival Theatre stage for most of the season

Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman’s play is witty and profound, with scorching performances by Deborah Hay and Cyrus Lane

Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman’s play is witty and profound, with scorching performances by Deborah Hay and Cyrus Lane

The mash-up between Restoration humour and the modern Asian rom-com waffles between overstating its thesis and vaulting the plot ever-forward

Wong, best known for his work with Why Not Theatre, will oversee upgrades at the troubled company

‘The Last Five Years’ is a worthwhile showcase of what Thousand Islands Playhouse does well

Kait Kerrigan’s script rejects the most crucial themes of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, and instead focuses on syrupy romance

Director Phyllida Lloyd’s production is a squishy mess – but it’s also the most fun you’ll have in a Toronto theatre this month

The company will present playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s A New Work in Progress, which is inspired by familiar source material

Working actors in Toronto have embraced a surprising side hustle in the underground shoe shining business

This summer, three singers released studio albums that suggest an impasse for the musicians, who came of age in the glow of Swift’s career

Director Gregory Prest offers a robust staging that easily accommodates the unpredictability of outdoor theatre