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Theattre francais de Toronto to Premiere LE FA LE DO, 10/23-11/2

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Théâtre français de Toronto in collaboration with Ottawa's Théâtre de la Catapulte presents le fa le do an energetic thriller by Luc Moquin, which combines music and théâtre. This exclusive and unique play directed by Mathieu Charette, will be presented at the Berkeley Street Theatre from October 23 to November 2.

le fa le do follows Albert, an archivist nearing retirement. As he sorts through recordings at the National Archives, he discovers a magnetic tape with the anonymous voice of a young woman singing Fado music. Mesmerized by her sensual and heart-rending voice, Albert is determined to locate the woman behind it. He becomes unwillingly entangled in a wild cobweb of romantic setbacks, political conspiracies, State secrets, and occult groups. Torn between truth and absurdity, Albert will pursue his quest with the help of Jean-Daniel, the "urban cowboy."

A story of people who love and shun each other, le fa le do is an adventure combining lab research, brain genetics break-through, changing one's path in life, political satire, thrills, and of course music.

Directed by Mathieu Charette. With Raymond Accolas, Sasha Dominique, Geneviève Dufour, Erick Fournier, Andrée Rainvilleand Philip Van Martin.

Composer, musical direction: Claude Naubert; Stage Manager: Sophie Ducharme; Set Designer: Melanie McNeill; Costume Designer: Nina Okens; Lighting Designer: Simon Rossiter; Touring technician: Sophie Ducharme; Surtitles: Gunta Dreifelds.

Tickets: Adults: $33 to $57 | Seniors (65 and over): $28 to $57| Under 30: $30 - not available for the opening night.
Special discounts available on Wednesday nights with PWYC and on Saturday nights with $20
Rush Tickets (in both cases: purchase at the door, 1 hour prior to performance, cash only).
Box Office: www.theatrefrancais.com and (416) 534-6604 or 1(800) 819-4981

Theater Fans' Choice Awards
2026 Theater Fans' Choice Awards - Live Stats
Best Off-Broadway Play - Top 3
1. A Christmas Carol (Thorne Adaptation) - PAC NYC
7.9% of votes
2. Prince F****t - Playwrights Horizons
5.8% of votes
3. Andre De Shields is Tartuffe - House of the Redeemer
4.6% of votes

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