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Moonhorse Dance Theatre's nationally acclaimed performance series Older & Reckless is returning to the Harbourfront Centre stage this fall!

The program features dance works by acclaimed dance artists Lina Cruz, Olga Barrios and Jose Angel Carret with Johanna Bergfelt; a new dance created by Nicola Pantin for this year’s Community Performance Project, featuring 21 mature dance enthusiasts; and a premiere initiative - Crossing the Streams, a collaboration between artists of diverging disciplines, blind writer and theatre artist, Alex Bulmer with renowned interpreter Danielle Baskerville.

GOGH again! Immersive Van Gogh is back

Immersive Van Gogh is returning to Toronto for the last time this November. Escape the winter chills and step into vibrant fields of sunflowers, starry nights, and more! You'll lose yourself in the world of Van Gogh as more than 40 of his paintings come to life around you.

Evil Dead The Musical is now open!

Evil Dead The Musical puts the splatter in B-movie matter! This is not just another musical - it packs camp and gore galore into catchy tunes and demented dance numbers. Need more? Get drenched in blood in the Splatter Zone! Now playing at The Randolph Theatre - don’t miss it!

Social Tango Project offers a stunning interactive and immersive dance performance featuring 15 artists on stage, blending movement and live music with cinematic documentary film projections, providing a colorful window into tango’s power to create community. The company encourages the audience to embrace tango and make it their own, with each performance featuring onstage appearances by local dancers. The experience continues with an on-stage class and a Milonga, breaking down the barriers between the audience and performers, inviting people of all skill levels to join in the fun.

Tamar Ilana & Ventanas are releasing their 4th album, entitled AZADI, meaning “Freedom” in Urdu and Farsi. This album has a mix of Flamenco, Sephardic, and Original pieces in multiple languages and is a reflection of the many freedoms we may have or not have as we move through life. Singer Paula Sofia will open the show. 

The Magic of Assembly is a choreographic dialogue between Street Dance and Punking/Whacking artist Ashley ‘Colours’ Perez and TDT Artistic Director Andrew Tay. Blending elements of Punking/Whacking and unapologetically queer performance, the work is set to an evocative electronic score by Polaris Prize-nominated duo LAL (Nicholas Murray and Rosina Kazi), who perform live alongside eight members of the TDT ensemble.