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Accompanying Lepage to The Far Side of the Moon

Posted on December 24, 2025 by barczablog

Sometimes my need to explain myself leads to huge introductions that may confuse or perplex, pre-ambulations that happen both on foot and in the words of the blog. As 2025 closes I escaped into recreation at the Red Sandcastle Theatre, … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Architecture & Design, Cinema, video & DVDs, Dance, theatre & musicals, My mother | Tagged 887, Apollo-Soyuz, Birdman, brother, Buster Canfield, Cosmonaut, critic, criticism, Emile Nelligan, Eric Woolfe, Ex Machina, Far Side of the Moon, flea circus, Klimt, magic show, Michele Lalonde, mother, mothers, Pink Floyd, Red Sandcastle Theatre, Reviews, Robert Lepage, Speak White, The Far Side of the Moon, War Requiem | Leave a comment

Cats came back

Posted on June 14, 2013 by barczablog

I’m thinking of a dark coloured t-shirt with eyes looking out of a dark background. It’s in a child’s size, a much-loved shirt commemorating a happy memory excuse the pun of a fun show. Now? That child is now a mom, … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, theatre & musicals, Reviews | Tagged Andrew Lloyd Webber, Cameron Macintosh, Cats, Charles Azulay, Dave Campbell. Martin Samuel, Felix Mendelssohn, Lona Davis, Mirvish Productions, Old Deuteronomy, Panasonic theatre, Pink Floyd, Rum Tum Tugger, Stephen Farrow | 2 Comments

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