The National Ballet of Canada’s intriguing mixed program highlights the company’s technical and artistic strengths — and Karen Kain’s programming genius.

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

Nightwood, Canada’s premiere feminist theatre company, challenges as it entertains in this look at BLM and race through a story about a friendship.

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.

The Canada Council has announced the winners of three of the most prestigious arts prizes in the country, each with a cash award of between $7,500 and $50,000.

The inaugural winners of the biannual Johanna Metcalf Performing Arts Prize have been announced.

Young virtuoso violinist Daniel Lozakovich talks to us about tackling Tchaikovsky’s notoriously difficult concerto, his teachers, and falling in love with the violin at age six.

Classical music and opera events happening in and around Toronto for the week of November 25 – December 1.

With a splendid lead performance and believable, yet simple staging, Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland and Factory Theatre’s co-production of Between Breaths has its issues while telling a worthwhile story.

Every composer suppressed by Stalin deserves to be remembered. Just how much musical attention they warrant is another matter; Alexander Veprik is a case in point.