Joshua Chong

David Yee and Chris Thornborrow's new work is a grand theatrical experiment that blends orchestral music and drama.

“Through the Eyes of God,” “Eureka Day” and the musical “Octet” were some of the top shows of the season, according to Toronto critics.

“Dancer,” which tells the story of the first Canadian-bred horse to win the Kentucky Derby, is returning to Toronto in a major new production.

Without the Festival Theatre, with its innovative thrust stage, there wouldn't be a Lincoln Center or Britain's National Theatre as we know them.

Sara Farb lends her immense acting abilities to the role of Fanny Brice, making up for a voice somewhat lacking in power.

Damien Atkins, Jeff Irving and Travis Seetoo are unhinged — in the best possible way — in this stage adaptation of P.G. Wodehouse's classic stories.

Geraint Wyn Davies, in an aching performance infused with a father’s love for his daughter, anchors this revival.

Director and choreographer Donna Feore outdoes herself yet again with this updated version of her 2017 hit.

Graham Abbey’s production at the Tom Patterson Theatre features uneven performances, but a riotous fifth act.

Tom McCamus and Lucy Peacock are extraordinary as they lead the festival’s third revival of Arthur Miller’s classic.