The Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company presents the Shoah Songbook, a new series by Likht Ensemble performing rarely performed music by Jewish artists composed during the Holocaust.

The 2020-21 season, released today, shows the TSO are ready to say something new with a fresh baton and a spring in its step.

Yolanda Bruno and Isabelle David showcase the work of 11 women composers over 876 years of music in their debut album ‘The Wild Swans’.

Tommaso Sollazzo, Marco Cera, Francesco Pellegrino, and Lucas Harris talk about zampognari and other Southern Italian traditions that go into the Tafelmusik/Vesuvius Ensemble’s upcoming O Come Shepherds concert.

Your guide to Handel’s Messiah in Toronto and the GTA for holiday season 2019.

Soundstreams explores Indigenous opera by bringing together Cree opera Pimooteewin and Gállábártnit, a new work in Sámi, in Two Odysseys.

ProArteDanza Artistic Director Roberto Campanella talks about the 10-year journey to complete the choreography for all four movements of Beethoven's 9th, culminating in the Toronto premiere of The 9th! in November 2019.

In Opera Atelier’s Don Giovanni, Marshall Pynkoski seeks to present a story that is capable of growth — something far from it being the relic of the past.

Violinist Blake Pouliot talks about touring with the Canada-EU youth orchestra super group, and what his experience with the National Youth Orchestra (NYO) means to him today.

A new English text, creative staging, and overcoming other challenges of a national pub tour of La Bohème, including 11 days in Toronto’s Tranzac Bar, from AtG’s Joel Ivany and others.