Like the notes of the piano score that begin and end the play, the many themes in Emily’s Piano will resonate and linger long after the curtain, and prompt the quiet reflection that comes from lots of “thinking”.
Catch award-winning mixed-media artist Josée Duranleau at the Toronto Yoga Conference and Show, where she will be exhibiting 16 originals Buddha-inspired works, including 4 newly-created pieces!
The Heart of Robin Hood is so infectiously entertaining, we can’t stop seeing it!
Tout à Trac’s unique version Carlo Culodi’s classic novel Pinocchio is now playing to wowed audiences at Toronto’s Young People’s Theatre.
We can’t all be so lucky as to experience Teresa the teacher in her public school classroom. But after a long absence, we have a not-to-missed opportunity on March 13 to access Teresa the dancer in “Bitter Tea.”
Watching The Sounds of Cracking Bones feels like holding your breath for 70 minutes. It’s gripping, relentless and chilling. One after
