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Review: The Caged Bird Sings at Tarragon Theatre Is Visually Striking, Philosophically Dense, and Difficult to Hold

There are productions that invite you in gently, and then there are productions that ask you to surrender almost immediately to their world. The Caged Bird Sings, now playing at Tarragon Theatre’s Extraspace, ...

DanceWorks’ Sweet Ephemera Brings Queer and Diasporic Memory to The Theatre Centre

There is something quietly powerful about dance that asks not only to be watched, but felt. That seems to be the invitation behind Sweet Ephemera, a new contemporary dance double bill presented by DanceWork...

Inside The Living Room: Grayson Music Opens a New Kind of Creative Space in Toronto

Toronto has plenty of concert venues, studios, and industry rooms. What makes Grayson Music’s The Living Room intriguing is that it seems designed to be a little bit of all three, and something warmer than the...

Casa Loma’s Summer Series Returns for Its 10th Season of Music Under the Stars

There are few Toronto summer settings more theatrical than Casa Loma after dark. The castle glows, the gardens open up, and for a few hours, the city feels a little more romantic than usual. This year, that...

Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA Returns to Toronto with a Rain-Soaked Dream of Mexico

There is nothing quite like the moment Cirque du Soleil’s Big Top rises over Toronto’s waterfront. It signals that summer spectacle has officially arrived — and this year, it comes with rain. Beginning June...

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Review: The Caged Bird Sings at Tarragon Theatre Is Visually Striking, Philosophically Dense, and Difficult to Hold

DanceWorks’ Sweet Ephemera Brings Queer and Diasporic Memory to The Theatre Centre

Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA Returns to Toronto with a Rain-Soaked Dream of Mexico

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Casa Loma’s Summer Series Returns for Its 10th Season of Music Under the Stars

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Inside The Living Room: Grayson Music Opens a New Kind of Creative Space in Toronto

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Review: The Caged Bird Sings at Tarragon Theatre Is Visually Striking, Philosophically Dense, and Difficult to Hold

DanceWorks’ Sweet Ephemera Brings Queer and Diasporic Memory to The Theatre Centre

Inside The Living Room: Grayson Music Opens a New Kind of Creative Space in Toronto

Casa Loma’s Summer Series Returns for Its 10th Season of Music Under the Stars

Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA Returns to Toronto with a Rain-Soaked Dream of Mexico

Author René Samulewitsch