After premiering A Little Too Cozy in Banff last summer, Against the Grain Theatre have announced today that they will be bringing their modern-day adaptation of Mozart’s "Così fan tutte" to Toronto this May 12 to 21, 2016.

But if you’re a member of Gen X, you’d probably wonder what all the fuss is about, as the song, Baby Got Back, was hip hops answer to “big is beautiful”, as told through the refrain, “I like big butts and I cannot lie” (I can’t believe I just wrote that).

So here’s the deal: You write up an anecdote about a special musical moment you’ve experienced in Toronto — at the hands of a teacher, as a teacher, as an audience member, as a performer, or something completely unexpected.

Elora Festival Singers opt to extend their commitment to Ontario-based conductor Mark Vuorinen, replacing disgraced former Artistic Director Noel Edison.

And the 48th annual Juno Gala Dinner and Awards winners are...

Heppner takes over from Bill Richardson, long a witty and amiable presence on Canadian airwaves.

Rockport Music has announced musician, educator and administrator Barry Shiffman as the new Artistic Director Designate, effective September 2017.

Many people talk about doing things differently. Skelton is actually doing it. And we have to appreciate the difficulties in combining voice and movement.

In the General Theatre Production division:

The easy source and target of all that attention is poet Elizabeth Bishop, born, educated and buried a Massachusetts Yankee (1911-1979), but who spent a portion of her childhood with grandparents in (tiny) Great Village, Nova Scotia, after her father died and her mother was institutionalized because of mental illness.