PREVIEW | Tarragon Theatre’s Third Annual Greenhouse Festival Returns In January 2026

By Anya Wassenberg on December 24, 2025

THE SCOOP | Harbourfront Centre And The Shaw Festival Announce New Partnership

By Anya Wassenberg on December 23, 2025

The Shaw Festival and Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre have announced a partnership that will bring the Festival’s theatrical productions to the waterfront performing arts venue.

PREVIEW | Theatre Smith-Gilmour Presents The English-Language World Premiere Of Pu Songling: Strange Tales

By Anya Wassenberg on December 18, 2025

Theatre Smith-Gilmour has announced the English-language world premiere of Pu Songling: Strange Tales, in an adaptation of Songling's tales of the supernatural.

THE SCOOP | Theatre Passe Muraille Launches The Andy McKim Endowment Fund For New Works

By Anya Wassenberg on December 18, 2025

Theatre Passe Muraille has announced the upcoming launch of the Andy McKim Endowment Fund, dedicated to support the creation of new works.

SCRUTINY | Mirvish’s Canadian & Juliet Is A Runaway Hit

By Paula Citron on December 16, 2025

PREVIEW | Something Different For The Holidays: Sex Dalmatian’s Hot Holiday Spectacular

By Anya Wassenberg on December 11, 2025

Grown-ups need holiday fun too, and Sex Dalmatian's Hot Holiday Spectacular by Rock Bottom offers a combination of artistic excellence and whimsical delights.

SCRUTINY | Crow’s Theatre’s Rogers V. Rogers Is Both Funny And Revealing

By Anya Wassenberg on December 11, 2025

A rebuke against corporate monopolies and greed, a clash of personalities, and a story of generational family dysfunction combine the thoroughly entertaining Rogers v. Rogers.

INTERVIEW | Rollicking Fun of Gilbert & Sullivan Returns With St. Anne’s Music And Drama Society’s Double Bill Of Trial by Jury & H.M.S. Pinafore

By Denise Lai on December 11, 2025

St. Anne’s Music and Drama Society will be staging a double bill of Trial by Jury and H.M.S. Pinafore for seven performances for their 62nd production in 2025.

SCRUTINY | The Woman In Black Evokes Terror Without The Customary Digital Spectacle

By Paula Citron on December 10, 2025

The Woman in Black at Toronto's CAA Theatre proves, yet again, that terror thrives in darkness — and in the stories we tell ourselves when the lights begin to fade.

SCRUTINY | From Men In Tights To Lorcan Blood Wedding – A Midsummer Night’s Dream At The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

By Michelle Assay on December 9, 2025

A forbidding, clinically white stage is not what comes naturally to mind for A Midsummer Night’s Dream in the candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.