Centaur Theatre /48th Season
CLYBOURNE PARK
The Quebec English-language Premiere
The Quebec English-language Premiere
April 4-30, 2017
Pulitzer, Olivier, and Tony award winning play
Written by Bruce Norris
Directed by Ellen David
Directed by Ellen David
Written by an American playwright Bruce Norris,.this is a multi-award-winning play, including the prestigious Pulitzer Prize. When it first hit stages in 2009, it garnered almost every honour the theatre world could bestow upon it, including the Tony Award, and the Evening Standard and Laurence Olivier awards (UK) for Best Play.
The play brings into focus issues that have affected American society in the past 50 years. These are repetitive themes that come in waves with different and changing social strata configurations finding themselves to deal with the same issues only with more current takes on them.
Centaur Artistic and Executive Director, Roy Surette's comment:
“What I love about this play, is its theatricality, starting out in the 50s in the first act and then abruptly plunging us into the same setting fifty years later. Also, every day, the relevancy of this play and its themes become more significant.”
Close
to 120 artists auditioned for this production, in which every actor has at
least two roles.
Actors chosen: Matthew Gagnon, Marcel Jeannin, Liana Montoro, Lisa Bronwyn Moore, Eleanor Noble, Kwasi Songui and Harry Standjofski
Actors chosen: Matthew Gagnon, Marcel Jeannin, Liana Montoro, Lisa Bronwyn Moore, Eleanor Noble, Kwasi Songui and Harry Standjofski
SET
DESIGNER: Michael Eagan
LIGHTING
DESIGNER: Guy Simard
STAGE
MANAGER: Michael Sinclair
ASSISTANT
STAGE MANAGER: Jacynthe Lalonde
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR: Laurent McCuaig-Pitre
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR: Laurent McCuaig-Pitre
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For more information, visit the Centaur Theatre website.
Chat Up
April 9, 12:30 PM
FREE ADMISSION
Join Lucinda
Chodan, Montreal Editor in Chief of Montreal Gazette as she speaks with Professor
Hélène Bélanger from the Department of Urban and Tourism Studies at
l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Ms. Bélanger will talk about
gentrification in Montreal
and the impact it has on its citizens, businesses and the cultural fabric
of the community.
Complimentary coffee and biscotti, courtesy of Season Sponsor, Bonaparte Restaurant..
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