Theatre
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Koller’s Magpie a frightening tale of redemption
Compared to film, theatre has a more difficult time producing bone chilling fear. more »
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Theatre | September 15th 2011
Something for everyone
In just nine years, Winnipeg’s FemFest has grown from an intimate showcase for local playwrights to a weeklong event that brings in artists from across Canada and the U.K. more »
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Theatre | June 29th 2011
The greatest show on Earth
“A few years ago, it was closing night of the festival, and there was a thunder storm the likes of which I've never seen,” says veteran Fringe performer TJ Dawe when asked to recount his favourite memory of the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival. more »
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Theatre | March 24th 2011
A dance most cruel
Somewhere between the graceful movements of a ballet dancer and the intricate footwork of flamenco comes the passion of the bullfight. more »
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Theatre | March 24th 2011
Directing young people’s theatre isn’t child’s play
Leslee Silverman firmly believes that children are our future, and has been cultivating imaginations for almost 30 years. more »
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Theatre | February 3rd 2011
Well-composed and evocative
Here’s a risky bit of theatre that would be almost clownish, in the theatrical sense of the word, were it not for the despair running through it. more »
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Theatre | February 3rd 2011
The bitterest of battles
To paraphrase David Mamet, a bard formerly showcased by Winnipeg’s Master Playwright Festival: drama is about people trying to get something, come hell or high water - it’s a contest of wills. more »
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Theatre | February 3rd 2011
The best of the fest
If you can find better acting anywhere else at this year’s Master Playwright Festival, I’ll kiss your shoe. more »
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Theatre | February 3rd 2011
Here be ghosts
"What's the point of talking, when neither of us can fool the other?” wrote Swedish dramatist August Strindberg in The Ghost Sonata more than a century ago. more »
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Theatre | January 27th 2011
Utterly dark and absolutely hilarious
The word “pariah” defines an outcast, someone who is rejected by society, often for failing to adhere to the common morality. more »
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