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ARTICLES

Shakti Rising features
five powerful dance pieces

A unique collaboration between Indian and Indigenous dance and music. By Jacqueline van de Geer

Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
is a resounding success

Dracula’s blood thirst becomes a side-splitting show at the Segal Centre. By Byron Toben

Frankenstein is a coup
for Geordie Theatre

An innovative version of the horror classic comes to the Segal Centre. By Byron Toben

The Diana Ross Dream:
a tribute to Black belonging

Aisha Sasha John's work enthrals Théâtre La Chapelle audience. By Faith Langston

Meet Me: an innovative
theatre experience

Interactive play examines sexual consent and cancel culture. By Irwin Rapoport

Cherry Docs explores racist-inspired violence and hatred

Acts to Grind Theatre artistic directors discuss the play, directing, and acting. By Irwin Rapoport

Ferdinand Cheval: The Postman
Who Delivered a Palace

A new children’s book by Anne Renaud tells a story with a touch of magic and poetry. By Mona Andrei

Paradise by the River
a timely well done production

Play captures the injustices to Italian-Canadian citizens during WW II. By Byron Toben

Powerful Pool (No Water)
splashes into town

Persephone Productions presents Mark Ravenhill’s play at the Segal Centre’s studio space. By Byron Toben

Vocalist Mary-Ann Lacey
adds novelty to her mix

Jazz singer introduces rock, country and rockabilly to her repertoire. By Byron Toben

Trump jokes pervade Off-JFL shows

A sampling of Off-Just For Laughs offerings. By Byron Toben

Some cool and smooth jazz
for a hot summer’s night

The Mary Ann Lacey quartet does double sessions both in and out of doors. By Byron Toben
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