One of the most emblematic love stories of our time is coming to Toronto. The Saint Petersburg Eifman Ballet transforms Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina into a moving, spectacular production on stage at the Sony Centre. Produced by Show One Productions, this gem is only here for a short period for its Canadian premiere, running from April 23rd to 25th.
Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience is in Toronto now at the Sony Centre. Starvox Entertainment brings to town this affectionate homage to the iconic 70’s British farce comedy TV series, Fawlty Towers, originally written by John Cleese and then wife Connie Booth.
With only a third of the show scripted and featuring a cast direct from the UK, the audience is immersed in the experience with a 3-course meal at the “Fawlty Towers” restaurant.
After rave reviews and popular demand from fans all over the world, the international smash hit, Potted Potter: The Unauthorized Harry Experience – A Parody by Dan and Jeff returns to a packed house at the Panasonic Theatre(651 Yonge Street) on December 17th.
What are you doing this Halloween? If you’re looking for something fun and out of the ordinary, here’s some news for you – Evil Dead – The Musical is returning to Toronto at the Randolph Theatre, for a limited, 13 performance engagement.
A stirring story about a family ripped apart by idealism, The Theatre Centre‘s latest play, Bloody Family, explores the painful loss of a child, a mother’s enduring love, and a son’s unrelenting pursuit for justice through its radical adaptation of the Greek tragedy, The Oresteia.
The renowned Cirque du Soleil troop raised its Big Top tent at the Port Lands and showcased its Toronto premiere of Kurios – Cabinet of Curiosities to a mesmerized audience. With a team of 17 creators and a cast of 46 artists from 13 different countries, this show was a nothing short of a crowd-pleasing masterpiece.