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Portraying rape from
ancient days to present

Persephone Bound is a new take on the classic Greek myth. By Byron Toben

Snowglobe Theatre
continues to impress

Award-winning The Pillowman adds to the company’s eclectic repertoire. By Byron Toben

Persephone Bound:
A Greek myth reimagined

Circus, theatre, and music tell the story of a young woman’s fight for justice

Ancient goddesses can still
show off their long legs

The Segal Centre presents the North American premiere of the musical Mythic. By Byron Toben

A fine start to
Centaur’s 51st year

Alice and the World We Live In is loosely based on Lewis Carroll’s classic tale. By Byron Toben

Valparaíso, an In Situ
cycle of discovery

The construction of the self through exile, language, poetry, eros, history, genetics and the withdrawal of memory

Honour: Confessions
of a Mumbai Courtesan

The play uses gripping theatre to examine generational sex trade. By Byron Toben

The Chain just as impressive
thirty years later

A successful revival of Montrealer Vittorio Rossi’s first full-length play. By Byron Toben

The Montreal Climate March
as seen by a theatre reviewer

Could Greta Thurnberg be our modern-day Joan of Arc? By Byron Toben • Images Robert Del Tredici

Centaur Theatre and TOHU
present Un Poyo Rojo

A crazy crossover between dance, sport and theatre, with rivalry, jealousy, desire, and illumination

The Pianist of Willesden Lane
hits all the right keys

Musical one-woman show tells a captivating tale of survival during WWII. By Byron Toben

Geordie’s “I Am Eleven”
Film Screening Fundraiser

An epic and intimate account of young personalities finding their way in the world today

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