With so many standard instruments included in the orchestra, where is the saxophone? The answer may surprise you.

Top drawer production values, a strong cast, and positive vibes make Billy Elliot the Musical a Stratford Festival highlight.

Mae West's 'Sex' gives us a heroine who may be down and out, but who has her own integral sense of self-worth.

This posthumous album of music by Massenet — curated by Sally Silver, accompanied by Richard Bonynge and produced by her husband Jeremy Silver — is a delight from start to finish.

After this Shaw Festival production of Getting Married, you'll leave the theatre with your head bursting with Shavian arguments.

Ludwig Van presents an opportunity to win a trip to Prince Edward County to experience world-class music and theatre through Festival Players and Wellington Water Week music festival.

To paraphrase a pithy bon mot popularly attributed to Walt Kelly, “We have seen the future of Canadian classical music, and it is the National Youth Orchestra of Canada.”

Are you brave enough to travel with a cello? Victoria Symphony Principal Cello, Brian Yoon, shares the extraordinary steps he takes to fly with his prized cello on Air Canada.

With her first mainstage Shaw production, The Russian Play has shown director Diana Donnelly to be a shining talent.

The classical music world is about to get the Hollywood treatment with the presentation of the film adaptation of Norman Lebrecht’s The Song of Names with Tim Roth and Clive Owen on September 8 at The Toronto International Film Festival.