one-woman debut play"/>
“Counting Aloud” as a senior lady masters the piano.
By Byron Toben
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sight unseen 2018"/>
Some promising St Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival theatre shows. By Byron Toben
on or off her balcony"/>
The Segal Centre presents the longest running
one-woman show in Broadway history.
By Byron Toben
does Vintage Hitchcock"/>
Radio play delivers humour and suspense.
By Byron Toben
a timely new play"/>
Alice Abracen’s latest work as performed
by the graduating class of the NTS. By Byron Toben
Tribute to Nina Simone"/>
Loads of talent at this Segal Centre Power Jazz presentation. By Byron Toben
down to earth"/>
D² Productions presents a fine ensemble in The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble. By Byron Toben
an indie theatre first"/>
The eclectic Snowglobe Theatre presents two short operas. By Byron Toben
the World in 80 Days"/>
Local audiences get to enjoy this fast-paced treat of a show.
By Byron Toben
belt it out onstage"/>
The spectacular English world premiere of
The Angel and the Sparrow. By Byron Toben
plays about inheritance"/>
Michaela Di Cesare’s new play deals with an
all too common family dilemna. By Byron Toben
an epic accomplishment"/>
Infinitheatre presents the impressive first part of Francis Dickens’ Canadian adventure. By Byron Toben
