Dance: A Fall Season Preview
Montreal Playing with male stereotypes, Frédérick Gravel revives the striking and very rock-inspired Tout se pète la gueule, chérie. Music by Stéfan Boucher. 4’Sous, Sept.…
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Francophone Theatre: The Fall Season Launch
Montreal Lorraine Pintal directs Kim Thúy’s first stagescript, Âm. This Vietnamese term evokes the harmony between the physical and the spiritual. TNM, Sept. 9-Oct. 4…
Anglophone Theatre: The Season Begins
Montreal The result of Centaur Theatre’s first Indigenous artist residency, Stone and Bone Spectacular is written by Ange Loft. The play brings a profound yet…
Festival International Présence Autochtone: Ocean Ode
Blending tradition and contemporary music, the musical event Song to the Whales will be featured at Place des Festivals during the opening days of the…
Festival TransAmériques: Hiroshima mon amour, the opera
The 1959 film, Hiroshima mon amour depicts the brief encounter between a French actress and a former Japanese soldier, whose family perished under the bombs.…
Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière: Baroque Dance
In 2008, director, choreographer and dancer Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière founded Les Jardins Chorégraphiques, a company specializing in early dance She first performed Molière’s plays in Old…
Dance Calendar Fall 2024
Calgary Alberta Ballet has commissioned Grimm, a work inspired by the darker side of the Grimm brothers’ fairy tales, from Stefania Ballone, a choreographer at La…
English Theatre across Canada – Fall 2024
Montreal Starring the dazzling Véronique Claveau, directed by Tye Blue and backed by a full live band, Titanique is an off-Broadway award-winning hit which turns…
French Theatre
Edmonton After a bet she was sure to win, Evelyne loses her husband. But does she want him back? In J’ai perdu mon mari, playwright Catherine…
Theatre: must-see shows
JUNE In the musical Something’s Rotten!, at Ontario’s Stratford Festival, the Bottom brothers are rehearsing their new play, entitled Richard II, in the difficult times…
