Space is limited therefore audiences are encouraged to reserve by phone (51) or ONLINE.Ĭentaur Theatre’s outdoor event, Portico Project, returns for its second year with a new commissioned work developed by the event’s inaugural curators: Julie Tamiko Manning, Eo Sharp and Nalo Soyini Bruce. The Exchange performances are FREE - 20 minutes - and presented twice per evening at 5:30pm and 7pm, Thursdays through Saturdays. $67 (Adult), $57 (Seniors) and $38 (under 30)įor more information about Centaur Theatre visit the Centaur Theatre website. There is some mature content: mild swearing, alcohol consumption,Īnd references to depression, attempted suicide, and divorce. Who we actually are rather than who we think the world wants us to be.” - Eda Holmes, Centaur’s Artistic and Executive Director. That takes a deep comic dive into our very human need to feel loved for Theatrical versatility shine brightly in this quirky, uplifting story Rebecca’s brilliant sense of comedy combined with her generous heart and New comedy for the holidays I couldn’t wait to read the script. “Having Rebecca and her team at Centaur for Blind Date wasĪ fabulous experience for us and our patrons. People laughing while touching their hearts.” Up with a giant, hilarious Christmas bow. Reflect on these themes during Covid, and found a way to wrap them all In questions around identity, getting to the truth of who a person is,Īnd their right to be accepted for who they are. Topic-stop all the whisperings about ‘the change’. Perimenopause and want to shine some comedic light on that taboo Holidays, and I definitely wanted to explore the isolation, lonelinessĪnd longing to connect that many of us have been experiencing during the That family can put on us to be a certain way, especially during the Unequivocal success when it premiered in December 2020 and now it makesĪssociated with gathering during lockdown was a welcome challenge for Shared their wish list of key elements, the basic premise of the play The fastidious Nog, pulls some strings to get her the new position.Īll she has to do is open letters and run the switchboard – whatĪll I Want for Christmas came about in response to a Facebook post from Cape Breton’s Highland Arts Theatre’s Artistic Director, Wesley Colford, who was seeking recommendations forĪ holiday play with a “maximum of three actors, comedic, preferablyĬanadian, and preferably written by a woman”. Needs a last-minute replacement on December 23rd, Ginger’s sibling, Have been fired from every job she’s tried. Ginger is the only elf in North Pole history to Webpage on the McCord Stewart Museum’s website.Ī Christmas comedy full of slapstick humour and hilarious heart, suitable for ages 12 and up.Īn elf isn’t easy. The project’s success provides a portraitīy Quebecers and the way they evolved. After moreĤ,000 photographs with the hashtags #FramingEverydayLife and Their relationship with the outside world and each other. Invited the public to express, through photography, how the pandemic The photographic mission entrusted to Michel Huneault, in April 2020 Space is limited, reservation required on the Milette, administrator who has worked in management positions withinĭiscussion will be moderated by Vincent Lavoie, professor in the ArtĪctivity, in French. Tousignant, curator, Photography, McCord Stewart Museum Institutions, civil society-in creating a network that engages in Of archiving the present and explore the roles of different Michel Huneault’s photography project, which provides an earlyīy capturing the beginnings of the COVID-19 crisis. Museum is organizing a round table discussion around
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