Chamber Fest features Gregory Charles, James Ehnes
Here is a bilingual look at 250 years of Western music, from Baroque to hip-hop.
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CHIP presents first accessible stand-up comedy
“For our 40th anniversary, we wanted to create an event unlike anything Montreal has seen.”
Indecent portrays fight for artistic freedom, recalling 1923 shocker
When Sholem Asch’s most controversial play, God of Vengeance, hit the New York City stage in 1923 the reaction among those who felt offended was so intense it shattered the lives of the writer, the actors, and producers.
Opening night is laugh-a-minute play in a play, courtesy of the Lakeshore Players Dorval
An unpredictable cast, and a fickle audience, and has his hands full trying to get them to “follow the script.”
Love and laughter punctuate Centaur’s Blind Date
“We’re not flies on the wall merely watching the miraculous birth of a new relationship; we’re falling in love too in this uniquely shared theatrical experience.”