Not even a Montreal peep on Siminovitch shortlist
Past Montreal winners for the biggest theatre prize in Canada have included Carole Fréchette, Louise Campeau and Brigitte Haentjens
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Not even a Montreal peep on Siminovitch shortlist
Not even a Montreal peep on Siminovitch shortlist
Past Montreal winners for the biggest theatre prize in Canada have included Carole Fréchette, Louise Campeau and Brigitte Haentjens
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Not even a Montreal peep on Siminovitch shortlist
Not even a Montreal peep on Siminovitch shortlist
Past Montreal winners for the biggest theatre prize in Canada have included Carole Fréchette, Louise Campeau and Brigitte Haentjens
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Not even a Montreal peep on Siminovitch shortlist
Threepenny Opera really sings
There’s nothing like a good cat fight between two beautiful women to stir up the second act of a musical. Bertolt Brecht certainly knew what he was doing when he pitted Polly Peachum against Lucy Brown in his L’Opera de Quat’Sous (The Threepenny Opera), which has just been revived and reinvented for Theatre du Nouveau Monde.
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Threepenny Opera really sings
Threepenny Opera really sings
There’s nothing like a good cat fight between two beautiful women to stir up the second act of a musical. Bertolt Brecht certainly knew what he was doing when he pitted Polly Peachum against Lucy Brown in his L’Opera de Quat’Sous (The Threepenny Opera), which has just been revived and reinvented for Theatre du Nouveau Monde.
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Threepenny Opera really sings
Theatre preview: Anglos acting up
Options are increasing for English language theatre audiences. Pat Donnelly previews what promises to be a diverse and lively season
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Theatre preview: Anglos acting up
Theatre preview: Anglos acting up
Options are increasing for English language theatre audiences. Pat Donnelly previews what promises to be a diverse and lively season
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Theatre preview: Anglos acting up
Tale of a dreadful family secret is told beautifully, with tender humour
Explaining the sudden death of a family member to a young child can be brutal.
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Tale of a dreadful family secret is told beautifully, with
tender humour
Tale of a dreadful family secret is told beautifully, with tender humour
Explaining the sudden death of a family member to a young child can be brutal. So brutal, parents often tiptoe around the subject, or avoid it entirely.
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Tale of a dreadful family secret is told beautifully, with
tender humour
Video: A View from the Bridge
A media call for A View from the Bridge, by Arthur Miller which will be playing at the Segal Centre.
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Video: A View from the Bridge