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Saturday, March 15, 2014

Review: (Toronto / Theatre) Blackbird by The Charlebois Post

Direction is in the DetailsBlackbird goes Missingby Jason BookerAn edgy two-hander from the turn of the century, Adam Rapp’s Blackbird explores the humanity that leads Froggy and Baylis �…

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Review: (Kingston) A Beautiful View by The Charlebois Post

A Beautiful Playby Will Britton(Republished in collaborating with Kingston Theatre ReviewsIt is through the partnership of Theatre Kingston and Volcano Theatre that A Beautiful Vie…

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The Abominable Snowman, March 15, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

The ensemble cast of Glengarry Glen Ross at Montreal’s Segal Theatre (L to R):  Tristan D. Lalla, Mike Paterson, Brett Watson, Daniel Lillford, R.H. Thomson, Michel Perron and Graham …

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creating a/broad, March 15, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

I've Got a Lot Invested in My Press Releaseby Cameryn Moore@camerynmooreIf you’re following along with my DIY, self-produced-touring artist journey, then you know that last week I was work…

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Friday, March 14, 2014

Review: (Toronto / Theatre) Carousel by The Charlebois Post

(photo by John Lauener)Round and Round She GoesA poetic personal historyby Keely KwokWhether we like it or not, oftentimes our decisions are based upon those of our ancestors. Either in cong…

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Review: (Ottawa / Theatre) Much Ado About Feckin' Pirates by The Charlebois Post

Much Ado About Feckin’ Pirates? Feckin’ Impressiveby Robyn Lester@RobinRobynRobIt was with some trepidation that I entered The Gladstone for the opening night of Much Ado About Feckin’…

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A Fly On The Wall, March 14, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

Playing DumbJim Murchison This week I watched an interview Truman Capote did with Johnny Carson. Capote spent some time talking about actors not being particularly bright. His point was…

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Thursday, March 13, 2014

Review: (Vancouver / Theatre) Whose Life is It Anyway? by The Charlebois Post

Jennifer Lines, Bob Frazer (photo by Tim Matheson)Fighting for his deathA smart and darkly funny discussion of a contentious topicby Chris LaneShould a hospital patient be permitted to choos…

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News: (Hudson, Qc) Village Theatre announces summer season (press release) by The Charlebois Post

Hudson Village Theatre Announces 2014 Summer Season-- A reprise, rock n’ roll, comedy and a mystery thriller take centre stage --Hudson, Qc, March 13, 2014 – The Hudson Village…

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Picture of the Week, March 13, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

What is not to like about this promo pic for I'm Still Here? Dahlia Katz is one of the top photographers in the land but she brings an element to her photos that's hard to name...humanity? u…

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Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Review: (Toronto / Theatre) Marry Me a Little by The Charlebois Post

Adrian Marchuck, Elodie Gillett  (Photo by Cylla von Tiedemannn)Ah, But Underneath . . .Sondheim reviewsical plumbs the depths of relationships and loveby Stuart Munro@StuartMunroTOSome…

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Review: (Toronto / Theatre) The Seagull by The Charlebois Post

Patrick Garrow, Rena Palley (Photo by Katherine Holland)The Sound and the Fury and the ActingMadness and Method are Apparent in The Chekhov Collective’s The Seagullby Spencer Malthouse@spe…

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Review: (Toronto / Theatre) 6 Essential Questions by The Charlebois Post

(photo by Joanna Akyol)Family Ties. A poetic story of self-discovery. by  Lisa McKeown @lisammckeown What do you like best about yourself? Well that question go…

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Review: (Toronto / Theatre) The Miller and His Wife by The Charlebois Post

(photo by Sheila Sky)Nose to the grindstoneThe Miller works hard, but not much funby Jason BookerWhat a strange experience.The Miller and His Wife are two short puppet pieces by the Puppetmo…

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Review: (Vancouver / Theatre) Dreary and Izzy by The Charlebois Post

Dakota Hebert, Roseanna Superneault (photo by Barbara Zimonick)Compel Meby David C. JonesTheatre that tackles issues is challenging to write. You have to go beyond pontificating about the su…

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News: Shaw Festival announces winner of Gina Wilkinson Prize - Christine Brubaker (press release) by The Charlebois Post

2014 recipient of third annual Gina Wilkinson Prize announced- Christine Brubaker of Toronto chosen from list of 22 accomplished nominees -Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON (March 10, 2014) …

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News: (Ottawa) NAC English Theatre announces 2014-15 season (press release) by The Charlebois Post

News ReleaseWITNESS THE WONDERS OF THEATREAT CANADA’S NATIONAL ARTS CENTREArtistic Director Jillian Keiley lifts curtain on 2014-15 English Theatre SeasonMarch 11, 2014 – OTTAWA (Canada)…

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News: (Montreal) Centaur Theatre Announces 2014-15 season (press release) by The Charlebois Post

CENTAUR THEATRE RAISES THE CURTAIN ON ITS 2014-2015 SEASONShocking & DelightfulMontreal – March 12, 2014Artistic and Executive Director Roy Surette is proud to reveal his captivating a…

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In a Word: Actor Rob Salvador on The Forgiveness Project by The Charlebois Post

Collectives, Not Clusterfucksby Gaëtan L. CharleboisRob Salvador is an accomplished stage and screen actor, and co-founder of Vancouver's Glass City Theatre.  For the company's 2011 pr…

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Video of the Week, March 12, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

The great Louise Lecavalier in So Blue, at Usine C

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Tuesday, March 11, 2014

After Dark, March 11, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

The Netflix EffectLiberal pieties and other songs we singby Gaëtan L. CharleboisUsually when I am about to decapitate someone - verbally or in writing - I am fairly cold-blooded. I take the…

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Monday, March 10, 2014

The Question... Jack Volpe on Deaf Snow White by The Charlebois Post

Patienceby Estelle RosenMy name is Jack Volpe.  I am Deaf.  I am the director of a play called, Deaf Snow White, produced by an organization called Seeing Voices Montreal (SVM).&nb…

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Sunday, March 9, 2014

Sunday Feature: First-person - Priscila Uppal on 6 Essential Questions by The Charlebois Post

Fear of Brazilians, Mothers, and other Essential Thingsby Priscila UppalPriscila Uppal is an internationally-acclaimed Toronto poet, fiction writer, essayist, memoirist, playwright, and York…

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Saturday, March 8, 2014

Review: (Vancouver / Theatre) The Seafarer by The Charlebois Post

(photo by Emily Cooper)Troubled waters lead to joyous feeling.by David C. JonesPacific Theatre does the most soulful dramas in Vancouver. Because of its unique design you can see half the au…

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Review: (Ottawa / Theatre) Spamalot by The Charlebois Post

Photo by Valleywind Productions/David PashoAnd Now for Something Completely Expectedby Jim MurchisonIn the beginning there was Monty Python's Flying Circus. Now to say that the British comed…

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creating a/broad, March 8, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

Subtext of My Sponsor Pitchby Cameryn Moore@CamerynMooreI have sponsors. Sometimes. Some years I have more than others; last year I had one. But every year the process is the same: send out …

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Friday, March 7, 2014

Review: (Toronto / Theatre) The Wanderers by The Charlebois Post

Omar Alex Khan, Kawa Ada (photo by Dahlia Katz)The Wanderers: A Lesson in Emotional Historyby Keely Kwok@kwokles The Wanderers follows an Afghan family’s journey through the years as …

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A Fly On the Wall, March 7, 2014 by The Charlebois Post

Once Is Usually Enoughby Jim MurchisonWatching the Oscars last Sunday I realized another reason theatre is so wonderful. It strikes me that what we see at the Academy Awards big night is the…

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Thursday, March 6, 2014

Review: (Toronto / Theatre) Where the Wild Things Are by The Charlebois Post

Photo by Chris van der SchyfGuided storytelling at its finestby Jason BookerIf you don’t leave this show with a grin on your face, you must be dead.Even people who aren’t particularly fa…

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