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Some really good theatre this weekend

Enjoy great entertainment from the comfort (and safety) of your home. By Byron Toben

Opéra de Montréal
creates a digital incubator

The company’s next two performances will take place online

Brecht and Shaw resonate
during these troubled times

A reflection on the use of mobs and protests in theatre. By Byron Toben

Virtual script readings
help fill the COVID theatre void

Bedlam Theatre does a fine reading of Shaw's Don Juan in Hell. By Byron Toben

Geordie Theatre announces
a milestone 40th Season!

This season promises memorable and moving productions for the whole family

A lively weekend for Labour Day

Summer is not over and Montreal's city center comes alive with a festive offer to mark the start of the new school year

The Times They Are a-Changin’
celebrates the 60s

Segal Centre presents a wonderful compilation of key songs from a turbulent decade. By Byron Toben

Geordie presents the
third edition of its Theatre Fest

Where families come to play from February 5 to 9, 2020!

Persephone Bound:
A Greek myth reimagined

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

Valparaíso, an In Situ
cycle of discovery

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

Carmina Burana is back
after a 21-year absence!

Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal presents Carmina Burana and Stabat MATER in a double program

Centaur Theatre and TOHU
present Un Poyo Rojo

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