Joshua Chong
Culture Reporter at The (Toronto) Star
Arts critic and reporter @TorontoStar • tips and pitches: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Joshua Chong
The 78th Tony Awards, celebrating the best of Broadway, lit up Radio City Music Hall on Sunday night, capping an usually strong year for new musicals and plays. The three-hour ceremony, hosted for the first time by Hollywood and Broadway star Cynthia Erivo had a bit of everything: dazzling musical performances, moving speeches and an exhilarating reunion of the original company of “Hamilton.” Here are the snubs, surprises and top moments from Broadway’s biggest night.
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2 weeks ago |
wellandtribune.ca | Joshua Chong
The 78th Tony Awards, celebrating the best of Broadway, lit up Radio City Music Hall on Sunday night, capping an usually strong year for new musicals and plays. The three-hour ceremony, hosted for the first time by Hollywood and Broadway star Cynthia Erivo had a bit of everything: dazzling musical performances, moving speeches and an exhilarating reunion of the original company of “Hamilton.” Here are the snubs, surprises and top moments from Broadway’s biggest night.
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3 weeks ago |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Joshua Chong
Two musicals and three Shakespeare plays headline the Stratford Festival’s 2025 season, which will feature 11 productions in total and run through the beginning of November. It’s a pivotal year for the repertory company, which is set to announce a successor in the coming months for artistic director Antoni Cimolino, whose tenure ends next season. With no shortage of shows on offer, here’s a comprehensive guide of what to see — and skip — this year.
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3 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Joshua Chong
Two musicals and three Shakespeare plays headline the Stratford Festival’s 2025 season, which will feature 11 productions in total and run through the beginning of November. It’s a pivotal year for the repertory company, which is set to announce a successor in the coming months for artistic director Antoni Cimolino, whose tenure ends next season. With no shortage of shows on offer, here’s a comprehensive guide of what to see — and skip — this year.
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2 months ago |
thespec.com | Joshua Chong
“Downton Abbey” actor Elizabeth McGovern will headline the 2025-26 Off-Mirvish season, which will feature a lineup of five productions, the most in the subscription program’s history. McGovern’s play is the second show in the Off-Mirvish season, which kicks off in September with a new Canadian production of “Bright Star,” by the American comedian Steve Martin and Edie Brickell.
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