Past Seasons: Fall 2012(September to December)

Productions running between September 1 and December 31, 2012. Check back as these listings are updated!

CONTINUING

In Toronto

• To November 3: The Rocky Horror Show by Richard O'Brien – The Lower Ossington Theatre (LOT)
• To January 6: War Horse – Mirvish Productions at the Princess of Wales Theatre
• To January 23: The Fine Art Of Murder – Mysteriously Yours Dinner Theatre

OPENING IN SEPTEMBER

• September 5 to October 6: Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller – Soulpepper Theatre at the Yonge Centre (Distillery District)
• September 6 to November 4: Amaluna – Cirque du Soleil
• September 11 to October 21: No Great Mischief by David S. Young, adapt. from Alistair MacLeod – Tarragon Theatre
• September 15 to October 7: Obaaberima by Tawiah M'carthy & Kobena Aquaa-Harrison – Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
• September 16 to 22: Outlaw by Norm Foster – Scarborough Theatre Guild
• September 16 to December 23: Freckleface Strawberry The Musical by Julianne Moore – The Lower Ossington Theatre (LOT)
• September 18 to October 7: Between the Sheets by Jordi Mand – Nightwood Theatre at Tarragon Theatre Extra Space
• September 19: Dianne and Me (with Elena Juatco) – Angelwalk Theatre at Toronto Centre for the Arts
• September 20 to 23: Kathak Mahotsav 2012 – Rina Singha Kathak Dance Organization at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• September 20 to 29: Bring the Buzz #1: Mister Baxter by Kate Fenton – Quickening Theatre & Theatre Passe Muraille
• September 20 to January 20: Avenue Q by Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx & Jeff Whitty – The Lower Ossington Theatre (LOT) 
• September 21 to October 6: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard  –  Hart House Theatre – REVIEW
• September 21 to October 6: Proud by Michael Healey – Michael Healey at 26 Berkeley Street
• September 21 to November 25: Divorce Party – The Musical – Stage West Mississauga
• September 25 to 30: Tap Dogs – Mirvish Productions at the Royal Alexandra Theatre
• September 27 to 30: SLoE – Julia Sasso dances at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• September 29: The Four Corners – Theatre Passe Muraille at the intersection of Queen & Bathurst
• September 29 to October 31: Il Trovatore by Giuseppe Verdi – Canadian Opera Company at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts

OPENING IN OCTOBER

• October 2 to November 4: Sister Act by Cheri & Bill Steinkellner, Douglas Carter Beane, Alan Menken & Glenn Slater – Mirvish Productions 
• October 3: From Justin to Kelly (with Justin Bott & Kelly Holiff)  – Angelwalk Theatre at Toronto Centre for the Arts
• October 3 to 6: ProArteDanza Performance – Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• October 4 to 13: Bring the Buzz #2: Uninvited – a piece in development by Shira Leuchter & Julie Tepperman – Theatre Passe Muraille
• October 4 to 27: This Must Be the Place: The CN Tower Show by the Architect Theatre Collective with Layne Coleman – Theatre Passe Muraille – REVIEW
• October 4 to November 3: Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II – Canadian Opera Company at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
• October 7 to 20: Tear the Curtain! – Canadian Stage 25th anniversary at the Bluma Appel Theatre (St. Lawrence Centre)
• October 9 to 21: I on the Sky by Yves Simard – DynamO Théâtre & Young People's Theatre
• October 9 to 28: Bloodless: The Trial of Burke and Hare by Joseph Aragon – Theatre 20 and  Mirvish Productions at the Panasonic Theatre – REVIEW
• October 9 to February 24: Pinkalicious The Musical by Elizabeth Kann, Victoria Kann & John Gregor – The Lower Ossington Theatre (LOT)
• October 10 to 14: The Beaver Den by Taylor Abrahamse by Jennifer & Jaclyn Enchin – Jazz Squared Theatre Company at The Lower Ossington Theatre (LOT)
• October 10 to November 18: La Cage aux Folles by Harvey Fierstein & Jerry Herman – Mirvish Productions at the Royal Alexandra Theatre
• October 11 to 13: I'm Not the Indian You Have in Mind – Native Women in the Arts at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• October 11 to 14: Departure 00:00 choreographed by Lua Shayenne – Lua Shayenne & Co. at The Lower Ossington Theatre (LOT)
• October 12: My Dream – China Disabled People's Performing Arts Troupe at  Sony Centre For The Performing Arts
• October 12 to 14: 5th annual Global Cabaret Festival at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts
• October 14: Bedtime Stories by Norm Foster – Scarborough Players
• October 16 to November 25: Miss Caledonia by Melody A. Johnson – Tarragon Theatre
• October 17 to 20: My Name is Rachel Corrie by Rachel Corrie, adapt. by Alan Rickman & Katharine Viner –  Hart House Theatre
• October 18 to 20: Road Trip DanceWorks – Susie Burpee & Linnea Swan & DanceWorks (DW196) at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• October 18 to November 3: Translations by Brian Friel – Toronto Irish Players at Alumnae Theatre
• October 18 to November 3: Bring the Buzz #3: What You Want: Toronto by Andrew Templeton – MachineFair &  Theatre Passe Muraille
• October 19 to November 18: The Normal Heart by Larry Kramer – Studio 180 Theatre at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
• October 19 to May 17 (one Friday per month): In Vino Veritas by Teige Reid - Pubcrawl Theatre at The Wellesley Fox & Fiddle
• October 21 to 27: Wounds to the Face by Howard Barker – Theatre @ York at the Joseph G. Green Studio Theatre at York University
• October 24 to 28: Political Mother choreographed by Hofesh Shechter – Canadian Stage 25th anniversary at the Bluma Appel Theatre (St. Lawrence Centre)
• October 24 to November 10: Les fourberies de Scapin by Molière – Théâtre français de Toronto at Berkeley Street Theatre – REVIEW
• October 25 to 28: The 25th of November (workshop) by Lars Norén, trans. Gord Rand – CR4B/Rand Ink Co-op at a site-specific location at 499 Dundas West
• October 25 to November 3: Rocky Horror Show by Richard O'Brien – Curtain Call Players at York Woods Library Theatre
• October 25 to November 3: Rocky Horror Show by Richard O'Brien –  Fallen Rock Productions at Randolph Theatre (formerly the Bathurst Street Theatre). All proceeds to POGO (Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario)
• October 25 to November 3: Delicacy by Kat Sandler – Theatre Brouhaha at Factory Theatre Studio
• October 25 to November 4: Fiddler on the Roof by Sholom Aleichem, adapt. by Joseph Stein, Jerry Boch & Sheldon Harnick – Encore Entertainment at Toronto Centre for the Arts
• October 25 to November 10: My Boy Jack by David Haig – The East Side Players at the Papermill Theatre (Todmorden Mills in the Don Valley)
• October 26 to November 17: Endgame by Samuel Beckett – Soulpepper Theatre at the Yonge Centre (Distillery District) – REVIEW
• October 26 to November 25: Alligator Pie by Dennis Lee – Soulpepper Theatre at the Young Centre (Distillery District)
• October 27 to November 3: Der Freischütz (The Marksman) by Carl Maria von Weber – Opera Atelier at the Elgin Theatre
• October 29 to November 11: Bring the Buzz #4: Concord Floral by Jordan Tannahill – Suburban Beast & Theatre Passe Muraille
• October 29 to November 24: Speaking in Tongues by The Company Theatre– Canadian Stage 25th anniversary at the Berkeley Street Theatre
• October 30 to November 4: The Art of Time's War of the Worlds by Orson Welles – Mirvish Productions at Enwave Theatre

OPENING IN NOVEMBER

• November 1 to 3: Cirque Éloize – Sony Centre For The Performing Arts
• November 3: Over The Rainbow With Harold Arlen – Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company at Toronto Centre for the Arts
• November 3 to December 2: Tom and the Coyote by Michel Marc Bouchard, trans. Linda Gaboriau – Factory Theatre
• November 4 to 17: The Wizard of Oz by  L. Frank Baum, adapt. by Harold Arlen, E.Y Harburg, Herbert Stothart, Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice – Scarborough Music Theatre
• November 5 to 10: Rare Mix – Toronto Dance Theatre at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• November 5 to 25: Bring the Buzz #5: A Theatre Hetaerae Theatrical Event by Claire Burns, Harmony Cohen, Caitlin Driscoll, Eleanor Hewlings, Leah Holder, Natalie Kuleszca, Lisa Li, Leora Morris, & Alysse Rich –  Theatre Passe Muraille
• November 7 to 17: Saturday Sunday Monday by Eduardo de Filippo – George Brown Theatre School at the Young Centre in the Distillery District
• November 7 to 24: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare –  Hart House Theatre
• November 7 to December 16: The Little Years by John Mighton – Tarragon Theatre
• November 8 & 9: My Name is not Carmen! chor. by Yana Maizel, Compagnie Errances, Flamenco Theatre – Show One Productions & Toronto International Flamenco Festival at the Jane Mallett Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
• November 8 to 11: Until Our Paths Cross Again (workshop production) by Monique Renaud – Rarely Pure Theatre at Dancemakers in the Distillery District
• November 8 to 11: Vanguardia Dance Festival 2012: A View on Latin America – Vanguardia Dance Company at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• November 10 to 25: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland – National Ballet of Canada at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
• November 10 to December 1: The Lesson by Eugène Ionesco – Modern Times Stage Company at the Lower Ossington Theatre
• November 11 to December 9: The Arsonists by Max Frisch – Canadian Stage 25th anniversary at the Bluma Appel Theatre, St. Lawrence Centre
• November 12 to December 30: Cinderella – A RATical retelling by Mike Kenny – Young People's Theatre
• November 14 to 18: Spanked! The Fifty Shades Parody by Jim Millan – Mirvish Productions at the Panasonic Theatre
• November 14 to 18: Jekyll & Hyde by Frank Wildhorn & Leslie Bricusse – Mirvish Productions at Ed Mirvish Theatre (formerly the Canon)
• November 16: The Rat Pack is Back! – Sony Centre For The Performing Arts
• November 16 & 17: Gravity of Center – RUBBERBANDance Group & DanceWorks (DW197) at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• November 16 to December 1: Guys and Dolls by Frank Loesser, Jo Swerling & Abe Burrows –  Etobicoke Musical Productions at Burnamthorpe Auditorium
• November 16 to December 1: The Drowning Girls by Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson & Daniela Vlaskalic – Alumnae Theatre
• November 16 to December 8: Fare Game: Life in Toronto’s Taxis by The Toronto Taxi Collective – Theatre Passe Muraille
• November 21 to December 9: Terminus by Mark O'Rowe – Off-Mirvish Series at the Royal Alexandra Theatre
• November 22 to 24: Alchemy – Sampradaya Dance Creations at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• November 22 to December 2: Boblo: A Rock-n-Roll Concert; A Final Transmission Kitchenband & The Theatre Centre at The Great Hall Black Box Theatre (former home of The Theatre Centre)
• November 22 to December 9: Lord of the Flies – Lower Ossington Theatre
• November 23: Shaolin Warriors – Sony Centre For The Performing Arts  
• November 23 & 24: The Sacrifice Zone – Theatre Gargantua at Factory Theatre Studio
• November 24 to December 1: Tagged & It’s Complicated by Matty Burns & Ben Wright – Out of Reach Theatre at Palmerston Theatre
• November 23 to January 5: Snow White, The Deliciously Dopey Family Musical! – Ross Petty Productions at the Elgin Theatre – REVIEW
• November 27 to December 8: Ignorance by Old Trout Puppet Workshop – Canadian Stage 25th anniversary at the Berkeley Street Theatre
• November 27 to December 9: Binti's Journey by Marcia Johnson, adapt. from Deborah Ellis – Theatre Direct & Young People's Theatre
• November 28: 10th International Competition for The Erik Bruhn Prize – National Ballet of Canada at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
• November 28 to December 2: Les trois exils de Christian E. by Phillipe Soldevila & Christian Essiambre – Théâtre français de Toronto at the Berkeley Street Theatre
• November 28 to December 8: The Munsch Bunch adapt. from Robert Munsch – George Brown Theatre School at the Young Centre in the Distillery District
• November 28 to December 16: A Brimful of Asha by Asha & Ravi Jain – Tarragon Theatre
• November 29 to December 8: The 501: Toronto in Transit by Justin Many Fingers, Bob Nasmith and Donna-Michelle St. Bernard – Theatre Passe Muraille
• November 29 to December 15: No Traveller Returns by Maureen Jennings – Scarborough Theatre Guild
• November 29 to February 10: Love Train by Howard Pechet & Tim French – Stage West Mississauga
• November 30 to December 2:  Soulful Messiah – Ballet Creole at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• November 30 to December 2: People We’ll Never Meet choreo. Jenn Cole, Sophia Cooper & Ryan Kerr – The Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies & Fleshy Thud at Robert Gill Theatre, U of T
• November 30 to December 9: Ordinary Days by Adam Gwon – Angelwalk Theatre & Winnipeg Studio Theatre at Toronto Centre for the Arts

OPENING IN DECEMBER

• December 2 to 20: The Amazing Mark Lewis Magic Show – The Lower Ossington Theatre (LOT)
• December 3 to 29: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, adapt. by Michael Shamata – Soulpepper Theatre at the Yonge Centre (Distillery District) – REVIEW
• December 5 to 9: Giselle – National Ballet of Canada at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
• December 11 to 15: It's a Wonderful Toronto by Matt Baram, Naomi Snieckus, Brandon Firla and Walen Miki – The National Theatre of the World with Theatre Passe Muraille
• December 13 to January 6: Without You – by Anthony Rapp Off-Mirvish Series at the Panasonic Theatre
• December 14 & 15: WinterSong – dances for a sacred season – Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre at Harbourfront Centre NextSteps
• December 19 to January 5: The Nutcracker – National Ballet of Canada at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
• December 20 onwards – The Wizard of Oz by  L. Frank Baum, adapt. by Harold Arlen, E.Y Harburg, Herbert Stothart, Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice – Mirvish Productions at Ed Mirvish Theatre (formerly the Canon)
• December 21 to 30: Disney On Ice presents Worlds of Fantasy – Disney On Ice at Rogers Centre
• December 28 to January 5: Cinderella in Muddy York by Ann Powell and David Powell – Puppetmongers at Theatre Passe Muraille
• December 28 to February 3: This Is War by Hannah Moscovitch – Tarragon Theatre
• December & January: Honeymoon in Vegas (with Tony Danza) – Mirvish Productions