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‘Fredy’ Takes on Racism in Quebec
by Elvira Truglia in Montreal The death of 18-year-old Fredy Villanueva, shot at the hands of police in Montreal North, inspired Fredy, a documentary play…
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Robert Lepage’s 887 Transcends 1960s Quebec
by Hadani Ditmars in Vancouver When a last minute e-mail alerted me to a change in curtain time for the opening night of Robert Lepage’s…
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Depending on whom you ask, the actions of Louis Riel, and Dr. Norman Bethune, along with others who lived through difficult times, can be seen…
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by Florence Hwang in Regina, Saskatchewan While performer and playwright Natasha Martina was researching in a library in Dublin for a play, she came up…
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Challenging Stereotypical Portrayals of Black Men
by Sam Minassie (@SamMinassie) in Mississauga, Ontario “Soulful.” “It’s just the truth, it’s one of my favourite plays.” “I look forward to seeing more from…
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