SCRUTINY | The Rebirth of R. Murray Schafer's Apocalypsis

By Neil Crory on June 30, 2015

Apocalypsis closes Luminato festival in grand style.

THE MORNING AFTER | Hello, Isabel

By Lev Bratishenko on September 22, 2014

I spent most of the ride to Kingston trying to control my blinking. I don’t want to scare people. They already expect weird things from journalists, but I always maintain high standards of appearance and behaviour to correct the stereotype of us as boozing half-starved apes. Unfortunately I had been up until dawn drinking and digging for beetles to eat. And now it was raining. Or I was crying, I’m not sure. Functionally non-human, I hurtled towards Kingston in a grey damp tunnel. It was hopeless—there was nothing to look forward to, the concert was Ravel and Schumann with Dvorak after for those who endured the first half. If I had been able to stand up, I should have thrown myself from the train.

Tafelmusik Receives $100,000 from the City of Toronto’s Culture Build Investment Program

By Michael Vincent on August 13, 2014

And the 2014 Dora Award goes to...

By Michael Vincent on June 24, 2014

Theatre Review: Art of Time Ensemble paints absorbing portrait in cadmium red

By Michael Vincent on April 13, 2014

Bloor Street officially recognised as “The Bloor Street Culture Corridor”

By Michael Vincent on March 27, 2014

Toronto-based Kevin Mallon named interim artistic director of Ottawa's Opera Lyra

By John Terauds on January 30, 2014

It's official: Michael Mori is the new artistic director at Tapestry Opera

By John Terauds on January 29, 2014

Stratford Summer Music starts 2014 with a bang and a nod to the Bard

By John Terauds on January 28, 2014

Preview: Past and present meet in York University's twist on John Gay Beggar's Opera

By John Terauds on January 27, 2014