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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: Art by Trish Lindstrom
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: Wildfire at Factory Theatre
Wildfire’s content and its structure are tangled such that explaining either in too much detail will spoil the other.
In a life already full of fascinating chapters, Soheil Parsa has turned another page. Early this summer, Parsa stepped down as co-artistic director of Modern Times, the theatre company he co-founded three decades ago with Peter Farbridge. The “dream” now for Parsa, as he characterizes it, is to work as a freelance director, liberated from fundraising and administrative responsibilities.