All posts tagged "Stephen Dean"

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  Theatre Review: Frankie And Johnny In the Claire de Lune

  Frankie and Johnny are representative of everyone who has any memory of that first date that turns into the beginning of a lifetime commitment.

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  Theatre Review: The Maids

  Jean Genet’s complex play is definitely wordy but well written.

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  New Local Theatre Company To Present The World Premiere Of An Original Musical

  Upcoming local theatre company, Briggs & Heaysman Theatre Company are about to stage an original musical, The Angel of Death.

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  Theatre Review: Small Gods

  The Great God Om, has manifested as a turtle. Novice Brutha is the only person who can hear her voice. This disturbs the opposing factions.

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  Review: Girl in the Goldfish Bowl

  Iris's goldfish has died, and she thinks he has been reincarnated as a man she finds on the beach. Make every effort to see this engaging work while you can.

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  Girl In The Goldfish Bowl

  Written by one of Canada’s most acclaimed playwrights, Girl in the Goldfish Bowl is hilarious, yet heart breaking, and a little bit odd.

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  Fat Pig

  The dialogue is snappy, the characters are superbly played and the whole thing is well polished. Make a point of seeing this one while you can.

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  Antigone

  Edwin Kemp Atrill has assembled a good cast and created a clear and approachable production.

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  Educating Rita

  Newcombe and Fallon engage in an intricate verbal dance, first one leading then the other, the balance in a constant state of flux as their characters grow and change.

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  Sexual Perversity in Chicago

  This is a very funny production, filled with adult humour, quirky characters and slickly presented, a good effort from everybody. Thirty five years old, it is does not have the shock value that it might have once had, but it still had the audience laughing throughout.