Monthly Archives: September 2009
Albertine in Five Times is Five Times Great
It invigorates me that under the Artistic Directorship of Jackie Maxwell Canadian plays are being produced as part of the Shaw Festival’s repertoire. Indeed, Albertine in Five Times by Michel Tremblay is a classic of the Quebecois theatre, first produced … Continue reading
Nursery School Musical: Beauty and Brains Wrapped up in a Bagel
I wish I could scoop up all my colleagues from this past summer, with whom I taught an abundance of small children at Neptune Theatre School, and fly them to the Berkeley Street Upstairs Theatre so that we could all … Continue reading
Scintillating Sondheim in September
from www.blogwaybaby.com In 1992 an impressive conglomeration of Broadway performers shared the stage at Carnegie Hall to celebrate one of America’s greatest musical theatre composers, Stephen Sondheim. Last night at the beautiful Metropolitan Community Church in Toronto, the first of … Continue reading
Link by Link Making the Connection
I remember sitting in my grade ten classroom in French class the day after we returned from Christmas Vacation and the first thing my teacher had us do, as a way to delve back into the language after three weeks … Continue reading
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