Opera Atelier’s youngest work centres a love triangle and raises a deep question

Pelléas et Mélisande, Claude Debussy’s only opera, first premiered in Paris in 1902 and plays at Koerner Hall until Sunday.
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Gay-for-pay soap star James Sutton makes the leap to OF: “I feel desirable & that’s a really new feeling for me”

It was almost 20 years ago that British actor James Sutton made his debut on the beloved Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks, playing ...
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Photos show a media tour of the Kennedy Center ahead of renovations

The Kennedy Center is poised to undergo major renovations, with President Donald Trump calling it “tired, broken, and ...

How Coronation Street’s Carla and Lisa – Swarla – became a global phenomenon

In the case of Carla and Lisa, a glance or a touch carries weight far beyond its screentime, endlessly replayable as a gif – ...
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Soccer fan Orbán's election loss could prompt rethink of Hungary's sports ambitions

Soccer fan Viktor Orbán has been sidelined after losing the Hungarian elections and incoming Prime Minister Péter Magyar is ...

Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary is a disappointing Bible play about the women in Jesus’s orbit

To its credit, Mary, Mary, Mary, Mary, Erin Shields’s mouthfully titled exploration of Jesus Christ from the perspective of the women in his orbit, attempts such a blending of vibes. In its meandering ...