inTO: Your Toronto Music Calendar for December
The Journey – A Living History of the Regent...
Theatre Review: Once
Theatre Review: Sacrifice Zone
Braving the Canadian December cold, Bare Mutants will be at The Drake Hotel on...
Before this evening, I knew nothing about Regent Park and the wonderful people, stories,...
Hauntingly beautiful is the best way to describe the Mirvish production of Once. The...
Toronto’s Theatre Gargantua opens the world premiere of The Sacrifice Zone, marking the Canadian...
Braving the Canadian December cold, Bare Mutants will be at The Drake Hotel on the 4th with their latest album “The Affliction”. Jered Gummere, most recently form Pony’s, is no stranger to the band circuit having been a part of five bands before forming Bare Mutants. He’s added on some real Chicago indie vets...
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Before this evening, I knew nothing about Regent Park and the wonderful people, stories, and art that make up this resilient community. This area was one of Canada’s first social housing projects and in its early days had next to no amenities or services. This is where community building and activism came in. Due...
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Hauntingly beautiful is the best way to describe the Mirvish production of Once. The story is sweet, loving, romantic and makes you wish all relationships could be so tightly bound together. It’s the music and the voices that swell over the audience and enchants them. Emotionally charged, rich with pain and yearning, there are...
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Toronto’s Theatre Gargantua opens the world premiere of The Sacrifice Zone, marking the Canadian debut of Australian playwright Suzie Miller of The Uncertainty Principle fame, and the company’s tenth cycle of work. Directed by Jacquie P.A. Thomas, Artistic Director of Theatre Gargantua, The Sacrifice Zone centers around the pursuit of justice after a fatal...
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In The Valley, we see a play that is very timely, in particular when considering recent events surrounding Toronto police and a TTC passenger. And, given CAMH’s new campaign on the rise of teenage depression, the topic matter allows for reflection, discussion and perhaps family conversations. Two families, each struggling with emotional demons bubbling...
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Robert Lepage’s Needles and Opium is not merely a play but a visual feast. His use of stagecraft is awe-inspiring. Two of Lepage’s shows are on my top ten list: The Far Side of the Moon, his electrifying one-man show and Lipsynch, a nine-hour show that was worth every hour. Needles and Opium put...
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I trekked out to Mississauga recently with some other shoe lovers to view the Town Shoes Spring/Summer 2014 collection...
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Boozy Bingo
Sunday, November 10
3 p.m. until late
2nd Floor Events (461 King Street West)
* 2nd Floor is hosting its monthly Boozy Bingo event again on November 10 where guests play bingo to win cool prizes while enjoying drinks and food, including food by Cheesewerks who will offer custom, gooey, delicious, grilled cheese. The first five Bingo cards are $5 and entrance is free
Leaves are turning red and starting to fall. Winter is around the corner, but so is some great music....
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TheatreRUN’s The Double, playing at the Tarragon Theatre, is a nouveau adaptation of the Fyodor Dostoevsky novella of the...
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Although the book’s branding is clearly aimed at women, let’s make one thing perfectly clear: ADHD According to Zoë...
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Classics are classics for a reason—they are timeless, wonderful little masterpieces that resonates with the people. That being said,...
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