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REVIEW: GCTC’s Benevolence transports audiences to the dark humour of small-town Quebec
Benevolence is a great example of GCTC’s strengths as a company; it is moving, polished, and enjoyable for just about anyone.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Mathieu Taillardas.
REVIEW: Filles du Roi is an entertaining, thoughtful reappraisal of French Canadian history
Sébastien Bertrand takes these women out of the symbolic realm, giving them fully formed identities.
REVIEW: Bâtardes at Theatre Passe Muraille
Chloé and Jade have created a “patchwork blanket” of their identity, and it’s a feast for the senses, vibrant and textured.
“A Big Patchwork Blanket Stuck to the Skin”: In Conversation with Bâtardes ’ Chloé and Jade Barshee
No, she’s never been to Tibet, no, she doesn’t speak the language, yes, she’s from Quebec.