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 Take him out to the ballgamePaul Nolan, star of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival's Jesus Christ Superstar, will be at the mic on Friday afternoon at new Yankee Stadium.
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 Take a break with pirates and chocolateKids bored? Nothing to do over the March school break?
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 Outrage over sex power struggleOleanna promises to make people think.
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 Chaplin's iconic hat up for auctionCharlie Chaplin's first bowler hat is expected to fetch $24,000 when it goes under the hammer this week.
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 A twist on OliverThe Show: The musical Oliver!
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 'Austin Powers' musical coming?Mike Myers' movie franchise Austin Powers looks set to receive a musical makeover for a Broadway show, according to a U.S. report.
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 LCP leads DISH award nominationsAnother year of theatre in London is over, but the fun is just beginning as theatre companies await their just rewards.
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 Narcisse earns national kudosIt tells the story of a significant but little known piece of Canadian history.
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 Hard act to followLocal theatre delivered a wide variety of hits throughout 2011
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 Picking over the bonesExpect laughter and crazy plot lines to ring out in downtown London on Wednesday night.
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 Local playbill looking hotWith the icy grip of winter upon us, last summer's theatre season may seem all but a warm memory.
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 Poppins groundedSome met her first as the unbending heroine in the series of children's stories by P.L. Travers, but the world didn't really fall in love with her until she loosened her corsets -- figuratively speaking, of course -- to lend her name to an Oscar-winning Disney movie musical that convinced us all that Mary Poppins (as played by Julie Andrews, at least) was simply supercalifragilisticexpealidocious.
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 Panto always pays offPerhaps the true magic of Christmas can be found in the fact that, while the holiday rarely plays out according to the script one creates, you still find yourself having a wonderful time in the midst of the ruins.
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 Grand’s got your goatThe Goat, or, Who is Sylvia? opens this week at the McManus Studio Theatre and it’s promising to challenge our views on morality, sexuality and other issues.
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 Ragtime revival takes to Shaw stageThe Shaw Festival isn't so much shifting gears as shifting focus, considering the 2012 season announced Tuesday by artistic director Jackie Maxwell.
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 Payne simply GrandMark Payne, Starbright’s very own piano man, captivated the Sarnia Imperial Theatre audience on the opening night of Simply Grand.
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 Actors take us backstage in Early AugustThe Blyth Festival takes a brave step forward in producing the world premiere of Early August, on until Aug. 27.
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 Misanthrope show goes onMoliere’s satire The Misanthrope is a Stratford Shakespeare Festival mid-season opening
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 Homecoming to rememberBe it ever so humble, chances are you’ll be grateful as hell for whatever it is you’ve been calling home once you’ve seen The Homecoming.
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 No hurrahs as Hosanna dragsPolitics, we’ve all been told, can make for strange bedfellows.
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 Cirque's 'Viva Elvis' gets a makeoverThe Cirque du Soleil is putting its much-hyped Viva Elvis show on hiatus at the end of the year, amid tepid reviews and less-than-full houses at the Aria casino in Las Vegas.
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 Getting their act togetherIn an artistic coup sure to ramp up the Victoria Playhouse presence on the summer theatre scene, the founders of the Starbright Summer Festival are bringing their clout to Petrolia.
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 Peek behind Bedroom door hilariousWhat goes on behind the bedroom door may not be anybody’s business, but it sure is fun to have a peak once in a while.
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 Misanthrope misses temper of our timesOh, the tyranny of insincerity. In a social media age where people "like," "friend" and "follow" complete strangers en masse, the world could surely use a noble defender of that most endangered of species -- the honest opinion.
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 Colourful guy not aloneCalling it the “greatest experience” of his career, Canadian funnyman Red Green (Steve Smith in real life) loves performing live comedy shows.
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