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Tag Archives: Canadian Stage
Beckett: Feck It!
I just saw Queen of Puddings Music Theatre’s production, in association with Canadian Stage, of Beckett: Feck It! You hear a title like that and you may well wonder what they were thinking, what they were trying to say. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Hamilton, Canadian Stage, Queen of Puddings Music Theatre, Samuel Beckett, Shannon Mercer
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Cruel and Tender
I feel very fortunate to have seen the story of the Women of Trachis portrayed twice within a week. I don’t mean two performances of the same production, but two different works in wildly different media. The comparisons are unavoidable. … Continue reading
Another Africa
The new Canadian Stage season begins with Another Africa, a program of two contrasting plays presented by Volcano Theatre that were part of The Africa Trilogy at Luminato Festival in 2010. This is the first time I’ve seen them. While … Continue reading
Crimp’s Treatment
Who is Martin Crimp and where has he been hiding all these years? Maybe as you read this, you’re thinking “he’s not new to ME”. Congratulations if you’re able to say that I just saw my first Crimp play tonight, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aleksandar Lukac, Atom Egoyan, Canadian Stage, Cruel & Tender, Martin Crimp, The Treatment, Theatre Glendon
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