Theatre
Robert Lepage at TDP
Robert Lepage faced the Montreal media yesterday (Tuesday, May 6) at Château Dufresne alongside Pierre Rousseau, artistic director of Théâtre Denise Pelletier as he announced the next TDP season – which...
From Abitibi-Témiscamingue to Granby, to the Tropicana Casino in Atlantic City and now, Théâtre St. Denis in Montreal.
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Geordie: Through the looking glass and into a designer’s dreams
Ana Cappelluto can turn a nondescript mound into an alien planet fit for a prince, oil barrels into barricades upon which one might sit and contemplate world peace, and sports equipment into mechanical caterpillar parts best approached following a tumble down a rabbit hole.
Review: Over the River and Through the Woods
Brilliant acting from the pros in classic family comedy at the Segal Centre.
Review: With Bated Breath
Bryden MacDonald’s With Bated Breath, a young man from Cape Breton island has gone missing in the big, bad city of Montreal and his absence haunts those he left behind.
OVO: Green eggs, no ham
Cirque du Soleil’s new production OVO (Portuguese for egg) trumpets an environmental theme, but is honest about the show’s ‘footprint’
Hairspray: 'Big hair, bright costumes, amazing message'
It's all big. The hair, the star, the music, the moves and the message.
Van Dyck stunning in Paradise Lost
After seeing Paul Van Dyck's stunning solo show, Paradise Lost, at Théâtre Ste-Catherine last week, I wanted to know what had possessed this talented young performer to take on a 17th-century poem written by the man known as the poet laureate of the Puritans and enhance it with music by the Rolling Stones.
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Review: Les Pieds des anges
A young woman who has chosen the feet of angels in Renaissance painting as the subject of her thesis splits into two personalities in Evelyne de la Chenelière’s latest play, Les Pieds des anges. One half of Marie is extroverted and mature, the other introverted and immature.
Retired actors enticed by play at Segal
Actor Frank Savino chuckled when he remembered how he and his wife of 37 years DeAnn Mears were contacted about appearing in the Segal Centre for Performing Arts production Over the River and Through the Woods, which opens Sunday, April 19.
Hairspray as spoofy as ever
Hairspray is the ultimate, all-singing, all-dancing, all-inclusive comedic musical musical.
Review: Haunted House
If you can name the Governor General Award-winning Montreal poet who was born on Valentine’s Day 100 years ago, you’re probably a CanLit professor – or an A.M. Klein fan.
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