A one-act absurdist play and an LGBTQ take on Grease. By Julia Ainsworth
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Get your #Fringebuzz on at the most eclectic arts festival in town, the 28th St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival. By Janis Kirshner
Channelled in the style of Samuel Pepys’ 16th century diary. By Byron Toben
Recounting the disastrous first American production
of Samuel Beckett’s iconic play. By Byron Toben
“Counting Aloud” as a senior lady masters the piano.
By Byron Toben
Some promising St Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival theatre shows. By Byron Toben
The Segal Centre presents the longest running
one-woman show in Broadway history.
By Byron Toben
Radio play delivers humour and suspense.
By Byron Toben
Alice Abracen’s latest work as performed
by the graduating class of the NTS. By Byron Toben
Loads of talent at this Segal Centre Power Jazz presentation. By Byron Toben
D² Productions presents a fine ensemble in The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble. By Byron Toben
The eclectic Snowglobe Theatre presents two short operas. By Byron Toben
