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Love’s Lament,
a remarquable end of season

Les Idées Heureuses concert explores the secular musical repertoire of the late Middle-Ages. By Luc Archambault

Fifty years of Aislin
at the McCord Museum

No one is immune to this talented satirist’s incisive pen. By Jean-François Brucel

Feminist rebel(le)
with a cause

Rebel Daughter, a fitting finale to Dawson theatre program’s winter season. By Byron Toben

A moving work addressing
the AIDS Crisis

(more) Propositions for the AIDS Museum assembles a stellar cast. By Luc Archambault

The Shadow Box raises
end of life questions

D² presents its version of the Pulitzer and Tony award winning play. By Byron Toben

Itai Erdal’s one-man
gem of a show

How to Disappear Completely blends sadness with humour. By Byron Toben

The Last Five Years of a marriage in song

Musical play works well in one night concert version. By Byron Toben

Virtually, in the Flesh:
theory and practice

Do some performances go too far into abstract conceptuality? By Luc Archambault

Million Dollar Quartet
literally rocks

A musical on the legendary encounter of some of rock music’s greatest performers. By Byron Toben

T2 Trainspotting,
nostalgia and little more

Can the sequel of this classic meet our expectations? By Luc Archambault

Double Exposure:
Bridging the diaspora divide

Jewish and Palestinian playwrights come together in groundbreaking anthology. By Luc Archambault

Book of Mormon
enthuses PDA crowd

South Park creators’ musical still a hit the third time around. By Byron Toben
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