Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller’s classic tragedy about a man trying to achieve the American Dream, opened at Ottawa Little Theatre this week. The play was required reading for me in high school, and I will admit that, as a teenager, I despised it.…
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Jerry Tremblay wants you - and anyone who will listen - to know that he is Searching for Love. Winner of the 2025 edition of Quel Talent!, the recently single Tremblay (portrayed by Maxim Poulin) is desperately trying to find a new partner through dating apps like Tinder but is also not averse to s…
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He was born on a Thursday. Vegetable soup day. Suzanne Lebeau offers a different take on Hansel and Gretel. Oh, the parents, the forest, the dark night, the gingerbread house, and the wicked witch are still there, but somehow the story isn’t quite the same. As seen through the...
Get up from your seat, leave the theatre behind and come along on a voyage of discovery! Inspired by local residents and their stories of past and present, this ambulatory adventure connects art and the community in new and unexpected ways. Our walking tour has several stops...
Video games meet the Trickster as Cliff Cardinal conjures a theatrical storm. His one-man tour de force is wrenching yet darkly comic, a journey into a First Nation heart of darkness in a land called Ontario. A charismatic storyteller who combines ancestral history with brutal...
Evelyne de la Chenelière wanted to speak with Marie Cardinal, to engage in a dialogue with her practice and her ideas. So she immersed herself in the other writer’s work, partly to reveal its power and partly to challenge her own craft… and thus Marie Cardinal’s intimate novel...
Montreal’s Virginie Brunelle is known for male-female relationships in a post-romantic world. Her highly physical, flesh-baring works are distinctly contemporary, yet with a beautifully textured palette of pure movement. Complexe des genres explores the quest for identity...
When you have no place to go, your only option is to make somewhere up, invent it yourself. In a quiet little town grown even quieter since the corner movie house burned to the ground, Sarah meets her friend Adèle at the foot of the only wall left standing. Every day is the...
Emptiness doesn’t necessarily mean there’s something missing—not to me, anyway. From Tehran’s starry nights to the Perseids over Caraquet by way of Paris, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, Mani Soleymanlou’s story is one of exile and shattered identity. Though he’s described as...
A scorching exposé of corporate madness, ENRON is corrosively funny and exuberantly theatrical. The infamous Enron scandal (greed + ambition + fraud = financial ruin) is depicted as sprawling fantasy mixed with savage comedy. A blockbuster hit, the play is both cutting and...
Rising features exciting young British- Indian Kathak dancer Aakash Odedra performing to perfection in solo works created especially for him. By encouraging top-ranked choreographers Akram Khan, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Russell Maliphant to highlight different aspects of himself...
For Véronique Côté, creating theatre for babies is like trying to talk to the beginning of time. At the end of a path edged with pebbles and seashells stands a tent, where two smiling young boys—a captain and his mate?—wait to welcome us. Inside the cosy shelter, a fantastic...
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Come From Away Ottawa - De La Salle Theatre (9/10-9/19) |
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Jagged Little Pill TotoToo Theatre (9/24-10/03) |
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Something Rotten! Urbandale Arts Centre (9/26-10/10) |
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Fiddler On The Roof Tweed & Company Theatre (8/19-9/06) |
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Ethan Claymore’s Christmas Ottawa Little Theatre (12/02-12/19) |
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Something Rotten Urbandale Arts Centre (9/26-10/10) |
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Jane Eyre Ottawa Little Theatre (10/28-11/14) |
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Not Dead Yet! - John Cleese and the Holy Grail at 50 National Arts Centre / Centre national des Arts (10/09-10/10) |
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Menopause The Musical The Arena at Pickering Casino Resort (10/22-10/22) |
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Death of a Salesman Ottawa Little Theatre (8/19-9/05) |
