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Category: Culture

Theatre Review: Aladdin

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The latest Mirvish musical, Aladdin, screams Disney: the good, the bad and the ugly. Surely a delight for children, this production is good enough to entertain parents and other adults, as well.

The Social List: Bella Notte, a beautiful evening with the Tenors

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Loyal family and business supporters attended the Kidney Foundation of Canada’s elegant Bella Notte Gala at the Royal York. All in attendance were thrilled with the Canadian Tenors’ stellar performance. Well-deserved award presentations rounded out the intimate and heart-warming evening. All net proceeds will benefit the foundation’s innovative research and prevention and patient care.

Female rockers light up the ACC

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For all that is different in the music stylings of twenty-something rock femme fatales Lights and Hayley Williams, similarities can be found in their respective abilities to command attention through their sheer force of presence.

Theatre Review: The Sacrifice Zone

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If David Suzuki and Tim Flannery collaborated with Cirque de Soleil and the Fifth Estate, they might come up with something like Theatre Gargantua’s new drama The Sacrifice Zone, premiering now at Factory Studio Theatre until November 30.

Venus in Fur returns to Canadian Stage

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Move over Nutcracker. Just in time for the holidays, Canadian Stage announced today that they will be remounting Venus in Fur at the Berkeley Street Theatre from December 13-29.