Theatre
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Theatre | January 13th 2010
Over-the-top satire done to perfection
Kicking off the new year with a little something different, Manitoba Theatre Centre’s production of The Drowsy Chaperone is a high-energy rendition of this spoof on 1920s-style musicals. more »
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Theatre | December 3rd 2009
‘Merry Christmas, you wonderful, old Building and Loan!’
The first music video ever broadcast on MTV was for the song Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles. It reflected a nostalgia felt for the passing genre of radio and the lost stars whose careers ended with its demise. more »
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Theatre | November 25th 2009
Heartbreaking and captivating
A dramatic tale about disappointment and deception, Hannah Moscovitch's East of Berlin has you hanging onto the edge of your seat the whole way through. more »
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Theatre | November 25th 2009 | 2
A raucous and raunchy performance
Conventionally, thinking about theatre brings to mind posh sensibilities, stuffy dialogue and, more often than not, appeals to good taste. Le Mort is anything but a conventional theatre performance. more »
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Theatre | November 18th 2009
Beautiful, but exasperating
Twenty years after its first production, Prairie Theatre Exchange's Bordertown Café holds up well enough as a story of role reversals, but the unceasing conflict between characters quickly becomes exasperatingly frustrating. more »
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Theatre | November 13th 2009
A captivating retelling
Remembrance Day is a time of reflection for many on the sacrifices made by those at war. We acknowledging their bravery with symbols like the poppy and pay tribute to our veterans at community centres and Canadian Legions. more »
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Theatre | November 4th 2009
Last Dog will have its day
he Last Dog of War, a one-woman show written and performed by Montreal-born playwright Linda Griffiths, will be running Nov. 5-14 at the Costume Museum of Canada on Pacific Avenue, courtesy of the Theatre Projects of Manitoba. more »
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Theatre | October 28th 2009
No Wow-factor
Manitoba Theatre Centre’s 52nd season opens with a witty, whodunit murder mystery. more »
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Theatre | October 14th 2009
Bitter redemption
Cherry Docs refers to the 18-holed combat boots which are the catalyst for the strange relationship at the centre of this play. The relationship represents themes of justice, forgiveness, tolerance and redemption. more »
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Theatre | October 7th 2009
A mass of facts and myths
Writer/actor Pierre Brault and director Brian Quirt are about to bring a legend back home with their highly acclaimed one-person play 5 O'Clock Bells. more »
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