BWW Review: FUNNY GIRL at the Segal Centre is a Spunky and Sassy Success
The “Barbra Question” can often plague theatre companies when the idea of producing a Funny Girl musical is brought up.
Meghan Pearson
BWW Reviews: DUDDY KRAVITZ Comes Home to Montreal
Closing off the Segal Centre's 2014-2015 season, this classic story follows young Duddy Kravitz (Ken James Stewart), a kid who's grown up in the ethnic ghetto of the post-war St.
BWW Reviews: SWORDPLAY Brings Hilarity to the Montreal Fringe Festival
Sex T-Rex's Swordplay: A Play of Swords has all the fixings for a simply hilarious, one-hour show that will leave audiences giggling long after it's over.
BWW Reviews: CHICAGO Plays Tonight at McGill
Chicago is a prohibition-era, vaudevillian musical centering on the merry murderesses Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart as they lie and dance their way to an innocent trial verdict.
BWW Reviews: SPRING AWAKENING Examines the Hard Stuff at Centaur Theatre
As part of Centaur's Theatres Brave New Looks series, Persephone Productions certainly does take a hard look at adolescent turmoil in their remount of Spring Awakening.
BWW Reviews: CHLAMYDIA DELL'ARTE Brings Sex-Ed to Montreal Fringe
Unlike your high school sex-ed classes, Chlamydia dell'Arte is a sex-ed class you can actually laugh through.
BWW Reviews: AT HOME AT THE ZOO Wows in First Show
In their debut show, Chocolate Moose Theatre Company brings to life a piece that is deeply relatable to the human experience.
BWW Reviews: AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' Brings Down the House at the Segal Centre
For the first time in 20 years, Ain't Misbehavin': The Fats Waller Musical Show has swung into Montreal, and it does not fail to impress.
BWW Interviews: Susan Egan Prepares for Broadway in Montreal Concert
Susan Egan will be performing and teaching the first of a series of concerts and master classes entitled 'Broadway in Montreal' starting next month.
BWW Interviews: STANDING ON CEREMONY Brings Something New
Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays brings to life the often forgotten, yet astoundingly important issue of equality and the effects it has on the lives of human beings living under its restrictions
BWW Reviews: CROSSDRESSERS AND CRIMINALS Plays at Montreal Fringe
Crossdressers and Criminals: 3 Ways to Lose Yourself, presented by Uncanny Theatre Company is currently running at the Fringe Festival.
BWW Reviews: TNC's Based on a True Story is Exactly How it Sounds
Created and written by the 5-person cast, crew, and director, Based on a True Story is exactly what it sounds like.
BWW Reviews: Player's Theatre Does MACBETH set in WWI
It is hard to identify with a man as deluded as Shakespeare's famous character Macbeth is.
BWW Reviews: McGill's WEST SIDE STORY is Definitely 'Cool'
When West Side Story opened in 1957 it was nothing the world had ever seen before.
BWW Reviews: THE EXONERATED - An Extremely Moving Piece on the Innocent of Death Row; Plays Montreal's Espace 4001
The Exonerated tells the true stories of six innocent men and women who were sentenced to death.
BWW Review: Centaur Theatre's GOOD PEOPLE is a Love Letter to South Boston
GOOD PEOPLE has been described as a love letter written by the playwright to his hometown of South Boston or 'Southie', and a love letter it most certainly is.
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