Michel Tremblay’s For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again is written with wit, humour, and compassion by a mature and confident playwright. Tremblay unveils the magical relationship he enjoyed with his enchanting frustrating and delightful [read on]
Review of play that focuses on the people inhabiting the world of cinema whose names never make it to the credits. [read on]
Tour de force of puppeteering, Ronnie Burkett brings many characters to life. [read on]
Brilliant farce with great acting, sets, and top notch directing now on. [read on]
Don’t miss this well acted show as Roy Surette directs his farewell work as artistic director of the Centaur Theatre. [read on]
Seasonal theatre is incomplete without Centaur’s annual short-works program the Urban Tales. [read on]
Latest play by Beautiful City Theatre looks at school bullying and violence. [read on]
Big musical fun with a pulpy look at the battle for morality in Montreal in the 1950s. [read on]
The Wildside is a lovely slice of heaven that we all get to get down with in the frigid month of January every year. An excuse to crack the prehistoric layers of ice covering our [read on]
Playwright and actress Elena Belyea talks about the creation of her controversial show Miss Katelyn’s Grade Threes Prepare for the Inevitable. [read on]
Centaur Theatre gives you a reason to go outside with its offerings for the 19th annual Wildside Festival. [read on]
If you’re crossed off the nice list, you might as well go see these erotic tales told by some of your favourite local actors. [read on]
A play governed by personae looks at a world where plants and animals are morphing into beasts that ravage humans. [read on]
Playwright Marianne Ackerman talks to Angela about putting together a play about the clash of Mile End’s new and old residents. [read on]
Vittorio Rossi draws back the curtain on the Canadian Film Fund board and though the process is ugly, the comedy is una bella follia! [read on]
Expect this comedy about human ambition and art to be like Woody Allen, only set in Montreal and involving Italians! [read on]
First Quebec Drama Federation launch of 2015 runs out of seats. Here’s what you missed! [read on]
Angela Potvin discusses Aiden Flynn Lost His Brother So He Makes Another with Nathan Howe. [read on]
The Centaur’s production of Herzog’s 4000 Miles brings together a Gen Y hippie and a Greatest Generation hippie for a month of unpacking baggage. [read on]
The Segal’s world premiere of Hinton’s adaption of Chekov’s The Seagull is moving and beautiful acted. [read on]
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