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Curran’s "Tosca" is an unashamed feast
An original COC production sticks the landing
Cécile McLorin Salvant
Salvant soars for RCM’s “Quiet Please, There’s a Lady on Stage”
The Sound of Ukraine
Composer Tymur Polianskyi sets two immersive exhibits to live Ukrainian music
CONVERGENT DIVERGENCY
TDT ends it's season with explosive juxtapositions
Weyes Blood’s Holy Flux Tour
Natalie Mering glows in Toronto with "And in the Darkness"
Dark Music Days Music Festival
Opportunities for Embodied, Cross-Disciplinary Performance
Salome in Therapy
Atom Egoyan and the COC deliver a Dance of the Seven Veils fit for our times
Back to buffa: Le nozze di Figaro at the COC
A dose of good humour to rescue this folle journée of lust and jealousy
Bon Ciel d’hiver: The TSO hosts Saariaho, Crow, and Shostakovich
A satisfying, if unsurprising, tour of two giants of the symphonic genre.
Sheku Kanneh-Mason Brings His Elgar to the Toronto Symphony
For his second concert in Toronto, the celebrated cellist delivered some KANNEH-MAGIC
National Ballet’s MADDADDAM
MADDADDAM may not entirely reinvent the wheel that is ballet, but certainly it ruptures its conventions
Why Here Matters: Yo-Yo Ma Celebrates 100 Years of the TSO
All North-American program sets the tone for the TSO’s future and reaffirms it’s commitment to the here and now
TSO’s Holst Meets Sequin and Oundjian
Behind an unsuspecting program, the Toronto Symphony puts on a show for the eyes and (of course) ears
Tár is a Complicated Duel Between Accuracy and Drama
“For the record: not all classical musicians want to cheat on their partners or spouses because the music compels us to.”
COC Presents Carmen
Attention to detail manages to bring fresh perspectives to a classic
Hella Feminist | San Francisco
Hella Feminist imparts a holistic, fresh, and community-focused approach to understanding feminism and gender
a soft landing | Toronto
Catch this exquisitely slow collection for Images Festival
TONE Festival | Toronto
Three great sets on the final night of Tone Festival
A Fringe Festival Journal | Part 7
Following Fringe’s First Weekend, I Recommend Everything
Venice Biennale 2022 | Pt 1
The International Arts Festival Makes a Post-Covid Comeback
Between Root and Bloom
ZESTcreative delivers on intimacy and spontaneity
Fringe Binge Part 5 | Confronting Space
Rapley Dance Projects creates the space it confronts
Fringe Binge Part 4 | The Occasion
Jeng Yi Ensemble returns to the stage after 2 years
Fringe Binge Part 3 | Femmillenial
Kylie Thompson presents a hyperphysical and hilarious feminist dance piece.
Fringe Binge Part 2 | The Garden of Alla
An urgently relevant queer history by Minmar Gaslight Productions
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