Starring Robert Goulet, Elizabeth Taylor and, well, Garth Drabinsky
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The real festival stars
Now that the circus act has left Toronto, our critic picks the films that are bound for glory
Son of a Terminator, Big Brother is driving you and Just another self-hating Canadian
This week’s Newsmakers
Does Drabinsky’s sentence send the intended signal?
Livent was Canada’s highest-profile fraud—and its founders had to know this was the best possible ending
Mel Gibson’s hand puppet, Dave Carroll’s broken guitar, and “Shannon Tweed Day” in Oshawa
Newsmakers of the week
The final curtain
Garth Drabinsky’s sentencing hearing began today. But the show could be far from over.
Garth Drabinsky’s fatal flaw
He created his own rules, but even great shows must come to an end
My Favourite Drabinsky-Related Quote
With Garth Drabinsky in the news lately, I’m reminded of my favourite online quote about the man who is frequently called “Garth Vader” but rarely “Wanin’ Garth.” It was in a rec.arts.theatre.musicals post back in 2001 by a songwriter who had written a score for one of Drabinsky’s musicals. Responding to my post about whether there were more composer-lyricists (that is, people who do both jobs) than there used to be, he wrote:
How did Garth Drabinsky get here?
The former Broadway impresario was convicted of fraud. We take a look back.
The Drabinsky Verdict
Livent founders found guilty of fraud and forgery