Monthly Archives: April 2011
A Stage full of Top Girls and Some Lunasea
top girls Caryl Churchill’s play Top Girls was written in 1982, at a time when Great Britain’s first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, had driven the country into a deep recession, raised taxes and saw the unemployment levels spike … Continue reading
Jeff Madden: On the Jersey Boys Down Under
jeff madden photo by pierre gautreau Jeff Madden was well known within the Canadian theatre community and to Canadian theatre audiences for his eight consecutive seasons at the Shaw Festival before his Dora Award winning performance as Frankie Valli, which … Continue reading
When It Rains: A Play 2b Seen
christian barry & anthony black 2b theatre’s newest play When it Rains, written and directed by the company’s co-Artistic Director Anthony Black, is all about projection; the projection of self and others, as well as the question of how we … Continue reading
The Debacle is Anything But
sue leblanc-crawford photo by scott munn When I was an undergraduate student at Dalhousie University, Zuppa Circus Theatre, now known most often just as Zuppa Theatre, was the very beating heart of Halifax’s optimistically emerging independent theatre scene. Zuppa shows … Continue reading
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