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Tony-winning musical A Strange Loop to get Canadian premiere - Vimarsana News

Tony-winning musical A Strange Loop to get Canadian premiere

Plus: Rachel McAdams and more Canadians get their due with nominations for the 2024 Tony Awards

A STRANGE LOOP To Have Canadian Premiere In 2025! - Vimarsana News

A STRANGE LOOP To Have Canadian Premiere In 2025!

The Musical Stage Company, Soulpepper Theatre, and Crow's Theatre will collaborate to present the highly anticipated Canadian premiere run of Michael R. Jackson's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning musical, A STRANGE LOOP.

Canadian Stage and The Musical Stage Company Join Forces to Premiere Two New Festivals - Vimarsana News

Canadian Stage and The Musical Stage Company Join Forces to Premiere Two New Festivals

Canadian Stage and The Musical Stage Company will join forces and premiere two new works festivals this spring - THE FESTIVAL OF NEW THEATRE and CANADIAN FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSICALS. Learn more about both festivals and their lineups here!

Review: Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 a chance to glimpse two shooting stars in its Canadian premiere at Crow's Theatre - Vimarsana News

Review: Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 a chance to glimpse two shooting stars in its Canadian premiere at Crow's Theatre

Hailey Gillis and Evan Buliung are truly great as the titular twin protagonists of this unusual musical based on War and Peace

Better late than never, Alberta Theatre Projects board listens on leadership. Plus: What's on stages across Canada this week - Vimarsana News

Better late than never, Alberta Theatre Projects board listens on leadership. Plus: What's on stages across Canada this week

The board’s decision to split ATP’s top leadership position in two suggests that whatever problems were going on at the company were less about the individual than the role