Variety show presents circus-arts from all angles
Music by Elton John , Book and lyrics by Lee Hall
Plays at Royal MTC’s John Hirsch Mainstage until Sat., Feb. 6
At MTC until Dec. 19. See royalmtc.ca for more.
Written and performed by Tom Dugan, Presented by Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Plays at Tom Hendry Warehouse until Dec. 5
Sarasvàti offers workshops to explore and express mental health issues
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U of W performs remixed Shakespeare play
Musical theatre lovers relive their favourite show tunes
The short-story is effectively turned into a play
Experimental theatre pushes ordinary performance to its limits
Helicopter! Rural farms! Racoon eyes! Goblets! Get your random suggestions ready. Actors will be improvising scenes in exchange for laughs again at this year’s Winnipeg Improv Festival.
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The Asper Centre for Theatre and Film at the University of Winnipeg will be thriving again with the energy of FemFest 2015. The festival showcases diverse voices through varying art forms for a week in September and emphasizes the work of women, both locally and nationally.
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July 24-26 Brandon, Mb Weekend pass $64-80, day passes $40-45, camping pass $15-25
July 15-26 The Exchange District and other locations $5.00 - $10.00
36 Manitoba fests and the advice you need to make it through.
Jordan Tannahill’s play is certain to bring some new perspectives to the notion of cruelty. Late Company is an emotionally riveting drama being held at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Center for a series of shows that continue until March 21.
Embarking on a career in the arts can be daunting. Scratch that.
The odds were stacked against him, but that didn’t stop Theo Fleury from becoming a Stanley Cup champion. Now his story is being told on stage in the Prairie Theatre Exchange’s production of Playing With Fire: The Theo Fleury Story.
New Canadian Kid could not have arrived at a better time.
Get ready to laugh when the Master Playwright Festival shines the spotlight on Noël Coward.
The subject of dying has anchored many an epic production: think Shakespeare’s Hamlet, or Miller’s Death of a Salesman, or Sartre’s No Exit. But perhaps no play has had such fun at the expense of the ghastly subject as Morris Panych’s Vigil, an internationally renown black comedy (Panych and his partner recently travelled to Japan to see it performed). Now, Prairie Theatre Exchange is bringing the play back to the stage.
