Tag Archive for the term: montreal theatre

My uncle saw the Truth and Treason blog and he said ‘I’ve seen that you were looking for Iraqis, I’ve got a friend who has some stories about Saddam’, and we met. Someone else told me ‘ my girlfriend is from Iran and she experienced war, are you interested in meeting with her, maybe she’d [...]

Who are we? Are we what we think?…what we do? And how are we perceived? Can we see clearly how we are seen?
Mike Czuba’s new comedy I AM I takes a look at a dark and over-active mind trying to get next to the object of its desire.
Czuba calls his play a [...]

I must admit I was a bit wary to set out on my journey of seeing three fringe plays in a row. I had never been to more than one theatrical performance in a day and I fretted about how my body would react. Never one for being able to sit still for [...]

Exceptionally for the 2009-2010 school year, the National Theatre School will offer a one-year Directing Certificate Program.
The 2009-2010 NTS Directing Program will offer one experienced theatre artist the opportunity to further his/her knowledge of the craft of directing. It will provide a unique laboratory setting for the theatre director to collaborate with actors, writers, designers [...]

I likey Indyish.
I found it on Facebook through my good pal actor extraordinaire Adam Kelly.
Our theatre company Poor Tom Productions brought The Anorak written and performed by Adam, to Kitchener-Waterloo, ON – yes … it’s the home of Oktoberfest and now Waterloo has proclaimed itself “the centre of the intellectual universe” – think [...]

I rarely enjoy myself when I see live theatre. There’s the honest truth, folks. What can I say?
I get easily irritated by people’s minor acting flaws, and I often just have no idea what the heck is going on. Between bad writing, bad acting, the unpleasantness of post-post-modernism in general, and my [...]

Hey – just a quick pass along on a new play opening tonight in Montreal, it’s called Space Jail and it’s down at Theatre St.Catherine- just a few blocks east of St.Laurent on St.Catherine. There’s a marquis, you can’t miss it. I got this from a friend tonight, and you know what- if the stage [...]

Last thing for today, try to get out and see “The Anorak” . This is a one man show tour de force production about Marc Lepine’s last moments. I don’t want to go into too much detail but suffice it to say that this is theatre at some of its most poignant, mesmerizing and extreme. [...]