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Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark from Shakespeare, Lepage, Côté and Gzowski

Posted on April 26, 2026 by barczablog

The run is so brief as to make this review seem pointless. Friday night I saw the opening of the Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark. My blog may be done by Saturday, but anyone seeing a weekend showing already … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, theatre & musicals, Reviews | Tagged 887, ballet, dance, Elgin Theatre, Guillaume Côté, Hamlet, hybrid, John Gzowski, movement vocabulary, music, Robert Lepage, Shakespeare, Show One Productions, The Far Side of the Moon, The Tragedy of Hamlet, theatre, William Shakespeare | Leave a comment

Eonnagata in Toronto

Posted on November 19, 2010 by barczablog

The opening image of Eonnagata, the latest production from Ex Machina, Robert Lepage’s company that premiered recently at the Sony Centre, reminded me of a seminal moment of Wagner’s Das Rheingold, the opera that begins the Ring cycle. We see … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, theatre & musicals, Reviews | Tagged dance, gender, kabuki, Robert Lepage, Robert Lepage dance kabuki Toronto Sony Centre gender trans, Sony Centre, Toronto, trans | 1 Comment

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Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark from Shakespeare, Lepage, Côté and Gzowski

Eonnagata in Toronto

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