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February 13, 2026

Some Like It Hot is fun, airy and just as memorable as its Hollywood version

Ilana Lucas

February 13, 2026

review

Summer and Smoke occasionally sizzles, but more often collapses into heatstroke

Aisling Murphy

February 11, 2026

Copperbelt offers a Zambian-Canadian perspective and plenty of laughs

Aisling Murphy

February 10, 2026

Through the Eyes of God is a horrifying, gorgeous new play anchored by a virtuosic performance

Aisling Murphy

February 10, 2026

review

Waiting for the Eureka moment in Eureka Day

Martha Schabas

February 10, 2026

Mirvish Productions unveils 2026-27 subscription season, including four musicals and a Stratford Festival transfer

February 9, 2026

review

The Barber of Seville is cutesy, whimsical and mostly well sung

Aisling Murphy

February 8, 2026

in photos

Ukrainian veterans, missing limbs and eyes, tend to their souls on stage

February 6, 2026

Tantoo Cardinal and Nicholas Eddie are excellent in Witch, but the play is maddeningly niche

Aisling Murphy

February 5, 2026

review

You, Always is a weepy, wonderful portrait of modern sisterhood

Aisling Murphy

January 26, 2026

review

Christopher Alden’s politically aware Rigoletto returns to the Canadian Opera Company

Aisling Murphy

January 22, 2026

A Doll’s House is claustrophobic and rich – and a star turn for Hailey Gillis

Aisling Murphy

January 19, 2026

review

Kimberly Akimbo is underwritten, vocally uneven – but it’s the most poignant musical in Toronto

Aisling Murphy

January 19, 2026

review

Barrie’s Talk Is Free Theatre brings a bumpy Company to Toronto

Aisling Murphy

January 17, 2026

Curtain rises on the Terminal Theatre, Toronto’s reimagined stage by the water

January 8, 2026

Actor Mitch Wood’s parody videos get laughs – and sometimes even roles

January 1, 2026

Siminovitch Prize winner Ravi Jain on creating his own boxes in Canadian theatre

December 26, 2025

Five anticipated Canadian (and Canadian-ish) plays and musicals to watch in 2026

December 25, 2025

30 moments for 30 years of The Nutcracker

December 21, 2025

Shaw Festival announces three-year residency at Toronto Harbourfront Centre

December 15, 2025

review

Every second is a highlight in Mirvish’s all-Canadian & Juliet

Aisling Murphy

December 15, 2025

Artistic director Mel Hague to depart Toronto’s Factory Theatre

December 9, 2025

review

A Christmastime classic closes the book on the Royal George Theatre, and White Christmas is sublime at The Festival Theatre

Aisling Murphy

December 9, 2025

The best theatre of 2025 from Toronto, Stratford and Shaw

Aisling Murphy

August 14, 2025

Immersive dance show takes audience on an adventure into blindness

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