REVIEW: Women of the Fur Trade makes a heartthrob of Louis Riel
There’s a war going on out there somewhere, and Louis Riel isn’t here.
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.
GCTC brings pitch-black comedy Benevolence to Ottawa
Fanny Britt’s Governor General’s Award-winning play will run from December 5 to 17 at the Irving Greenberg Theatre Centre in Hintonburg.
REVIEW: The Supine Cobbler is a hilarious, deeply intimate trip to the abortion clinic at GCTC
The play is strange, which is a loving compliment to Connell’s playwriting, but also entirely familiar; the space used feels endless, a testament to how malleable the play is and the strength of Pearlman’s direction.