Theatrical agenda: Spring is full of possibilities
FEBRUARY The adaptation of Jolène Ruest’s novel by the author herself and her accomplice Jonathan Caron, Les danseurs étoiles parasitent ton ciel pays respect to the young people…
Browsing: Theatre
OKINUM: THE DREAM’S PATH
Émilie Monnet presents Okinum, her signature show. Credit: Clark FergusonBecause her healing process still resonates within her, Émilie Monnet presents a new incarnation of Okinum,…
French Autumn Theatre Season
Montreal September In Mama, 12 women take turns at the bedside of a dying patriarch. Sept. 7-Oct. 8. www.duceppe.com M’appelle Mohamed Ali pays tribute to…
Les Waitress sont tristes: Ballad for a drifter
Catherine Bourgeois and neurodivergent artist Michael Nimbley co-direct the quirky contemporary western Les Waitress sont tristes. Catherine Bourgeois and neurodivergent artist Michael Nimbley co-direct the…
Okinum: The Dream’s Way
Because her healing process still resonates within her, Émilie Monnet presents a new incarnation of Okinum, her signature show. Finalist for the Prix Michel-Tremblay (2019)…
English Theatre
Montreal September Persephone Productions presents Pool (No Water), by Mark Ravenhill. What does it mean to make art and what are we willing to sacrifice…
The Living End – a review of Mansa Ra’s “…what the end will be”
REVIEW: of the Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of Mansa Ra’s new play …what the end will be at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for…
An Evening of Epiphany in a Blizzard of Ideas
REVIEW: of Epiphany, a new play by Brian Watkins, presented by New York City’s Lincoln Center Theater at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, running through…
Newswire | Cole Foundation Grants Over $200,000 to Intercultural Theatre Companies
Montreal, July 2022 –The Montreal theatre community has re-entered the building! Applications for the Cole Foundations Intercultural Conversations-Conversations Interculturelles (IC-CI) program are back to the…
Orchard 2.0 – High-Tech Chekhov, plus Baryshnikov
REVIEW: of The Orchard, at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York City, running through July 3 (viewed June 19, 2022). A governess’ headless cyber-dog…
