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At its heart, Swan Lake has always been about birds. In a way, that’s still true – at the National Ballet of Canada, the piece is defined as much by its feathers as it is by its dancing.

National Ballet of Canada. Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Choreography by Karen Kain, Christopher Stowell and Robert Binet. At the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, 145 Queen St.

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Edward II, RSC Swan: Marlowe’s gruesome play is daringly reborn Daniel Raggett’s darkly atmospheric, modern-dress staging hinges on a performance of real bravery from RSC co artistic director ...

If it feels like a while since Daniel Evans performed on a major stage outside the odd Sondheim turn, then it’s not really much of a surprise. He’s had a few theatres to run and is currently sharing ...

With its frank discussion of homosexual love, regicide and rebellion, Christopher Marlowe’s cruel, compelling historical drama has always been radical. Opening at a time when regressive politics ...

Day two of testimony during the Swan Boat Club crash trial included testimony from the mother of two kids killed, numerous law enforcement officers, and other victims hurt in the crash. Marshella ...

A jury in the Swan Boat Club trial was selected Monday morning. Suspect Marshella Chidester is accused of driving drunk and crashing through the wall of the club, killing two young children during ...

Barelegged swans are a bit like baseball players without caps. But as the art form confronts its history of racial homogeneity some traditions are being rethought. By Martha Schabas Reporting from ...