Members only Film Review: Sandra Oh bites savagely into The Misanthrope Plus the return of House + Body’s sizzling Measure for Measure, and a hilarious Second City show for kids
Theatre Reviews: A spectacular Spring Awakening, a subtle Pre-Existing Condition, and more The fall season is in full swing with premieres by Soulpepper, Coal Mine and Icarus Theatre
Theatre Review: A Fine Balance gets a powerful theatrical adaptation at Crow’s Chris Abraham’s staging of Rohinton Mistry’s bestselling novel will haunt me for months
Members only Theatre 10 theatre artists to watch this fall Ins Choi, Jordan Laffrenier, Karen Robinson and an acclaimed Irish theatre company are among the talents lighting up this season
Members only Theatre End of summer roundup, Part 1: in town Weighing in on two very different shows at SummerWorks, as well as a whimsical As You Like It sequel
Theatre Review: Jane Austen’s powers ramp up in Northanger Abbey You’ll have a ball at Tyler J. Seguin’s imaginative adaptation of the lesser-known Austen novel
Theatre The road to Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey Director/adapter Tyler J. Seguin and star Georgia Findlay discuss bringing Austen’s early novel to the stage
Members only Fringe Festival Hamilton Fringe reviews: Felt Cute, Might Overshare Later, Church Boyfriends and more Frequent Best of Hamilton Fringe winner Kristi Boulton’s show about life’s embarrassing moments is deeply “felt”
Theatre Review: Brontë: The World Without works beautifully in open-air production Director Helen Juvonen gives grandeur and spaciousness to Jordi Mand’s homage to the famous 19th century literary siblings
Fringe Festival Hamilton Fringe reviews: How to Love a Fascist, GO, Townsperson #3 and more Two solo shows and a very funny send-up of musical theatre background characters are the standouts
Members only Theatre Review: Leonard Cohen show will make you feel all the feels An impassioned ensemble of musicians and artists sheds new light on the Montreal-born poet/songwriter’s work
Theatre The brains and brawn behind Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody Canadian Alan Kliffer and composer/lyricist Dylan MarcAurele are pucking the system of how to create new musicals
Paid-members only Theatre Thoughts on the 2026 Dora Award theatre winners (and losers) The Division, Octet and Through the Eyes of God won big, while Coal Mine went 0 for 13
Theatre Reviews: Medusa, Síofra, The Outsiders, Luzia and 10 Days in a Madhouse Before the Toronto Fringe takes over the city, here’s a roundup of recent openings
Fringe Festival Artists to Watch at the Toronto Fringe From seasoned theatre vets to talented newcomers, here are some artists guaranteed to generate buzz — and lineups
Members only Theatre Reviews: Paranormal Activity, Caged Bird, Pearle Harbour, American Devotion and more The UK thriller loosely based on the found-footage films is frighteningly effective
Theatre Luminato and Bealtaine Fests, plus: Yiddish Fiddler, Primary Trust, Tiger Bride, Next to Normal and more Festival season begins with international offerings, plus a round-up of late spring openings
Paid-members only Theatre Dora Awards 2026 nominations: snubs and surprises Dance Nation, Octet and Through the Eyes of God receive multiple nods, while theatre icons like Tom Rooney and Clare Coulter get snubbed
Members only Theatre Durae McFarlane puts his trust in a heartwarming new play at Crow’s In the Pulitzer Prize-winning Primary Trust, the up-and-coming actor plays a man who is forced to move on after suffering several losses
Theatre Richard Lee travels to Middle-Earth (and back again) at Stratford The actor takes on the biggest role of his career as the small but mighty title character in The Hobbit
Theatre Capturing 20 years of the performing arts in photos In her Contact show 50/20, photojournalist Racheal McCaig celebrates two decades of theatre, dance and comedy, onstage and behind the scenes
Members only Theatre Toronto Theatre Critics‘ Awards honour the best of the 2025-26 season Through the Eyes of God, Octet, The Neighbours, The Division and Eureka Day wowed critics this season
Theatre Review roundup: Dog Man: The Musical, cicadas, Take Rimbaud, 12 Litres 8800 Steps A musical based on Dav Pilkey’s beloved children’s books was the best thing I saw last week
Members only Theatre A tale of two (jukebox) musicals — plus a Stratford ticket giveaway In less than 24 hours, I went from the sublime new Tragically Hip musical to a monotonous Neil Diamond pseudo concert
Film Hot Docs review: Antoni Cimolino film fawns over its subject This Above All gives a solid overview of the outgoing Stratford Fest artistic director’s life and career, but it feels like hagiography