How can one find their own place without erasing the other self, their own son? By Sophie Jama
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A contemporary dance ballet expressing the violence inflicted on women. By Sophie Jama
Hofesh Shechter achieves a significant milestone in the field of stage creation. By Sophie Jama
Djata : Conversations du Manden, a journey to the heart of the Mandinka epic. By Sophie Jama
Kahnawake-based Starcatcher Productions brings new life to the timeless classic.
By Mai DaSilva
Playwright Michael Tall and director Aidan Cottreau comment on the play and their artistic influences.
By Irwin Rapoport
A lively musical theatre passion project brought to life in the plateau. By Mai DaSilva
Thrunkit! is innovative, haunting, frenetic, and compelling. By Irwin Rapoport
For those who have dreamed of playing on rollercoasters since they were children. By Sophie Jama
Muses benefit performance for the Regroupement des maisons pour femmes victimes de violence conjugale. By Jacqueline van de Geer
New York’s Mint Theater celebrates lost African-American theatrical writing talent. By Byron Toben
Magalie Rouillard-Bazinet’s solo play about heartbreak and anorgasmia. By Luc Archambault
