Canada has a long history of taking in refugees. Waves of refugees resettled in Canada following the Chilean coup d’état of 1973. In the wake of recent world events, The Refugee Hotel, a dark comedy by Carmine Aguirre, directed by Paulina Abarca-Cantin, couldn’t be running at a more appropriate time. A young woman looks back at the past, and discovers the heartbreaking and humorous truth of this historical moment. You too have a chance to see this show by entering our contest for a pair of tickets to see the Refugee Hotel on November 9 at 8 p.m.
To win, tell us a basic human right to which all people should be entitled in the comments section below or by email to Montreal Rampage by noon on November 4. A winner will be chosen at random from among the entries received and notified by email by us.
The Refugee Hotel is at the Segal Centre until November 13. For tickets, click HERE. $18-26. For our interview with director Paulina Abarca-Cantin, click HERE.
Some fine print for your reading:
Odds of winning depend on the number of entries received. One entry per person per email address per Contest Part during the Contest Period. Winner must name a human right. Contest starts October 26, 2016 and ends ovember 4, 2016 at noon. Winners will be selected at random on November 4 in Montreal, Quebec at noon and notified by email. There is one (1) prize available to be won, consisting of one (1) pair of tickets to see The Refugee Hotel
FOR RESIDENTS OF QUEBEC. Any litigation respecting the conduct or organization of a publicity contest may be submitted to the Régie des alcools, des courses et des jeux for a ruling. Any litigation respecting the awarding of a prize may be submitted to the Régie only for the purpose of helping the parties reach a settlement.
For more of the generic contest fine print, read HERE.
All humans should have the basic right to a job that allows them to make enough money to live off of, without having to work a crazy amount of hours or multiple side jobs.