Theatre
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Theatre | November 25th 2010
U of W theatre department brings a classic comedy to the stage
For most people, a stage production begins with dimming lights and an opening curtain. It ends a few hours later when the real world is relit and the stage is once more sealed off behind its fabric barrier. more »
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Theatre | November 18th 2010
Music shines while acting flickers out
Back To You is a little like Walk The Line, had Johnny Cash been Canadian, female and – unfortunately – more boring. more »
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Theatre | November 11th 2010
‘That’s the ROYAL Manitoba Theatre Centre to you…’
The Manitoba Theatre Centre is adding another letter to its acronym. more »
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Theatre | November 4th 2010
The unseen scene
Winnipeg is home to a vibrant and dynamic improvisational community, but the majority is unaware that this theatrical art form even exists in our city. more »
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Theatre | October 21st 2010
Chilling obituary to a dead system
Black comedy is a rather paradoxical genre by its definition, as it somehow manages to combine elements of the truly, irredeemably tragic and the uproariously hilarious, while still retaining the elements of both. more »
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Theatre | October 21st 2010
Manitoba Theatre Centre goes Cuckoo
The Manitoba Theatre Centre has found the perfect play to kick off their 2010-2011 season. more »
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Theatre | June 29th 2010
Plays on the fringe expand in the Exchange District
“There is a boundary that cannot be crossed in mainstream theatre,” said John Bent Jr., the head of sound at the Manitoba Theatre Centre Mainstage. “But at the Fringe ... anything goes.” more »
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Theatre | March 31st 2010
No boys allowed?
Barbara Gehring and Linda Klein, the creators/performers of the 2007 Fringe Festival hit Girls Only: The Secret Comedy of Women, have returned to Winnipeg, and they’re up to their old tricks. more »
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Theatre | March 24th 2010
The stylist and the souse
Rita wants to be educated; she wants to know everything. more »
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Theatre | March 17th 2010
Blood cuts deep
Vancouver playwright Kevin Loring’s contemplative Where the Blood Mixes is a strange beast of a play, one which plays heavily on parallels and contradictions. more »
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