Living in the constant movement that is city life, I often find myself googling “silent retreats in Quebec”. There are interesting options, but they last over a week and I think “there’s no way I can keep quiet for that long!”. And then I give up on the idea. Last week, I discovered a play called Small Mouth Sounds. Wait till you hear about the … Continue reading Small Mouth Sounds | Find Your Zen at the Segal Centre
Walking down the street, I find myself creating stories for the strangers passing me by. I think there isn’t a single person out there who doesn’t have a story to tell; from your neighbors, to the shop clerk and to your family. Consequently, these stories are the spark that ignites meaningful artistic creation. That being said, from November 27 to December 8 the Tableau D’Hôte … Continue reading Winter’s Daughter | Family Secrets Unveiled at Segal Centre
You know that feeling when all you want to do is go for a sunny stroll, but Montreal temperatures laugh in the face of your hope? Well, last Saturday I laughed right back and went on a walk through the Underground Art Festival on my way to a play at the Centaur Theatre. More specifically, I went to see the Black Theatre Workshop (BTW) production … Continue reading New Black Theatre Workshop Play Touches Hearts
A Doll’s House Part 2 by Lucas Hnath is an extraordinary, emotional, moving and witty play. Now live at the Segal Centre for Performing Arts this is a must-see performance. Named one of Time Magazine’s “Top 10 of 2017”, the production explores the difficulties of all human relationships that are all too relatable. Take note that not seeing the original play will have no impact on … Continue reading A Doll’s House Part II | Challenging Social Norms at the Segal Centre
Jano Lapin 