Joshua Chong is a culture reporter at Toronto Star. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, social issues, and events across Canada, particularly in Toronto. Joshua's work has been featured in several publications, including The Welland Tribune, The Hamilton Spectator, and the Niagara Falls Review.
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Joshua Chong's coverage indicates a strong focus on local events in Toronto, particularly those related to the Israel-Palestine conflict and its impact on the city. His reporting also touches upon broader world affairs and government & politics.
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By: Joshua Chong
Mirvish’s new Canadian production of the off-Broadway hit features some standout vocal moments but is an overlong and overdrawn camp fest.
By: Joshua Chong
The 10-year plan will address accessibility concerns and ensure the building can meet the city’s net-zero emissions targets.
Culture reporter Joshua Chong whipped up a batch of delectable green tea cookies.
By: Joshua Chong
“Robin Hood” will run at the Winter Garden Theatre next holiday season.
By: Joshua Chong
Among the other appointees are Heather Rankin, of the award-winning band the Rankin Family, and Holocaust survivor and educator Mariette Doduck.
By: Joshua Chong
Many of the plays and musicals that topped our critic’s year-end list were elevated by bold choices that cut against the grain.
By: Joshua Chong
Smile Theatre performs for seniors at retirement homes and community centres who may not otherwise be able to see live performance.
By: Richie Assaly, Joshua Chong
In a complicated, chaotic year, there were also joy, hilarity, trailblazing and absolute excellence. Our editors and reporters rank what stood out.
By: Joshua Chong, Richie Assaly
In a complicated, chaotic year, there were also joy, hilarity, trailblazing and absolute excellence. Our editors and reporters rank what stood out.
By: Joshua Chong, Richie Assaly
2024 had a lot of great entertainment moments, but we never want to think about these 24 things again.
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