Arts

Live performances of 2011

By Robin Perelle

Toronto Diary

The Weekend Update Joke-Off is the best thing ever of today

By Jeremy Feist

Arts

THEATRE: Broadway’s star choreographer talks sex, celebrity and bad reviews

Sergio Trujillo makes all the right moves

By Frank Prendergast

Arts

Adding variety to the Village

Mused 2 takes to Buddies stage to fundraise for 519

By Katie Toth

Arts

THEATRE: The Laramie Project

Production poignant in wake of Jamie Hubley suicide

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

VIDEO: Memphis choreographer speaks about new musical

Sergio Trujillo is a former Torontonian who made it big

By Frank Prendergast

Arts

THEATRE: Beyond off-Broadway

Former choir geek brings a slice of New York to Toronto revue

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

The return of Ronnie Burkett

Master puppeteer brings his dark comedy to Vancouver

By Mark Robins

Arts

A tribute to Toronto’s Tarragon

Critic Kamal Al-Solaylee launches anthology of seminal theatre’s memorable works

By Matthew Hays

Arts

A man battles religious and political ignorance; sound familiar?

Play about ancient mystic will resonate with queer audiences

By Chris Dupuis

Culture

Buddies fundraiser brings in more than $50,000

Arts, crafts and bare bums up for grabs at annual auction

By Katie Toth

Arts

Ride the Cyclone

In person with writer-director Jacob Richmond

By Alistair Newton

Arts

Art so good you’ll have an attack

Buddies’ annual fundraiser promises to be a spanking good time

By Katie Toth

Arts

TotoToo Theatre postpones production of His Grace

Play rescheduled until 2012

By Luna Allison

Arts

THEATRE: Reading into gay marriage

Toronto company teams up with US theatres to stage international show

By Serafin LaRiviere

Arts

Stranded in foreign places

Robert Tsonos discusses Japanese living and Arctic death

By Chris Dupuis

Culture

Xtra columnist Ryan Hinds wins Steinert & Ferreiro Award

Award recognizes leadership in the queer community

By Rob Salerno

Arts

Next Stage Festival’s 2012 lineup puts queer theatre front and centre

Living with Henry, Loving the Stranger return to Toronto stage

By Rob Salerno