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At Eternity’s Gate:
On being Vincent Van Gogh

A journey into the universe and mind of the artist, his relationship with nature and the infinite

What happened to Nora
after she left her husband?

A Doll’s House - Part 2 is second play (or 3rd?) that addresses this question. By Byron Toben

Safdie’s Gratitude explores
adolescent coming of age

A tale of how an innocent crush snowballs into a life-changing moment… By Byron Toben

Donald Trump presaged
in classical theatre

Life meets art in the character of the U.S. President. By Incog Nito

The Tashme Project: A younger generation looks back

The Centaur presents the award-winning play about WW2 Japanese Canadian internment. By Patricia Dumais

Hedwig and the Angry 2.54 cm
rocks at Cabaret Mado

In The Wings Promotions introduces Tony-winning musical to Montreal. By Byron Toben

Home Sweet Home
(with nuclear fallout)

Lucy Kirkwood’s The Children deals with the nuclear waste menace. By Byron Toben

The Miracle Worker
inspires even today

Lakeshore Players Dorval presents the miraculous story of Helen Keller. By Byron Toben

Stephen Orlov’s powerful
examination of radicalization

Birthmark hopes for peace and justice
in war torn Holy Land. By Byron Toben

Barbara Lewis sings on
How Women Feel

Songstress presents excerpts from her current one-woman show at Atwater Library. By Byron Toben

Three lives entangle
around the care of an infant

Other People’s Children details problems with immigrant live-in caretakers. By Byron Toben

Shakespeare’s Sonnets
reborn via Infinitheatre

A truly unique and historically ground breaking rendition of the Bard. By Byron Toben
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