Monthly Archives: September 2008
Staged & Confused Unearths Some Vintage Thompson
How far will a man go to prove that he is not a wimp? How does one escape a cycle of violence, poverty, prejudice and alcoholism? What does it mean to be Canadian? Where has Canadian theatre come from and … Continue reading
Patricia Zentilli is Back Somewhere That’s Green
farren timoteo & patricia zentilli Two and half weeks ago in Edmonton I took two young girls to see Little Shop of Horrors at the Mayfield Dinner Theatre. The show boasted brilliant direction by Marianne Copithorne, the likes of which … Continue reading
Monty Python’s Spamalot Always Looks on the Bright Side of Life
the cast of spamalot From a very British television sketch series, to a very British film, the very British Eric Idle has created Monty Python’s Spamalot, which may be the most authentic, bona fide American Broadway musical that I have … Continue reading
Scorched Paints Poetry on the Ceiling of the Tarragon
A sniper shoots men, women and children in an unnamed village- first with a machine gun, and then with a Polaroid camera. He captures their corpses, bloody, mutilated and horrible, and creates a sort of work of art. Scorched by … Continue reading
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