Ellen David & Christina Broccolini present the Montreal English Language Premiere of the huge New York hit show

Love, Loss, and What I Wore

An intimate collection of stories based on the book by Ilene Beckerman
Tues. March 31st, Wed. April 1st, Thurs. April 2nd, 2015. Performance at 7 pm. 8.30 pm. 8.30 pm, respectively
Directed by Ellen David and written for the stage by Nora Ephron (When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle) and sister Delia Ephron.

The show uses clothing, accessories and the memories they trigger to tell funny and poignant stories that all women can relate to... tales of the mothers who disapprove, the men who disappear, and the sisters who’ve got your back!

Starring Sonia Benezra, Ranee Lee, Anna Fuerstenberg, Samantha Levy, Christina Broccolini and Ellen David

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http://www.centaurtheatre.com

Centaur Theatre, 453 St. François-Xavier, Montreal, Quebec. H2Y 2T1

Raymond Fraser is the author of twelve books of fiction, three of non-fiction, and six collections of poetry. His novel, The Bannonbridge Musicians, was runner-up for the Governor General's Award. In 2009 following publication of his novel, In Another Life, he received the Lieutenant-Governor’s Award for High Achievement in English Language Literary Arts. Five of his books are listed in Atlantic Canada's 100 Greatest Books. In 2012 he was appointed to the Order of New Brunswick for his contributions to literature and culture in the province.

Read more about the author and his work: http://raymondfraser.blogspot.com

Read about his latest collection: BLISS

Jack (J.J.) Locke is a poet, editor, and freelance journalist. He is also the founder of Montreal’s Foundation For Public Poetry/Fondation Poésie Publique http://www.publicpoetry.wordpress.com

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Great Opening Weekend for

Suddenly at Home

This past weekend’s performances of our PSC Theatre play “Suddenly at Home” attracted large audiences, and based on many very positive comments, it was very well received.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings (November 20-21-22, 2014). 8.00 pm).

So if you didn’t have an opportunity to see it this past weekend; or have not reserved for one of these last 3 performances, please do reserve ASAP. Details and the reservation form can be found on our site:

http://www.PSCCOMMUNITY.com

Dramatis Personae’s presents its Fall production:

Standing Room Only

A collection of 6 short, entertaining plays directed by Jacqueline van de Geer, a pleasant way to relax for an hour or so and forget about the pressures of the holiday season.

The performances will be in the Lodge Room of Victoria Hall in Westmount (corner of Lansdowne and Sherbrooke) 4626 Sherbrooke Street West.
TIME: 8 pm on Friday, Nov 28, Saturday Nov 29 and Monday Dec 1. Matinee on Sunday, Nov 30 at 2 pm.

Please reserve on our web site http://www.theatrewestmount.com

If you came to our summer show you know that seats fill up quickly and there is no standing room! The plays are suitable for older children as well as adults.

Sunday, October 1, 2006: TIME noon to 12pm
Book signing, BAGLADY, Gryphon Tea Shop, Monkland. The Gryphon Tea Shop, 5968 Monkland Avenue, N.D.G. (Villa Maria Metro, #103 or #162 bus direction west on Monkland, get off at Royal Avenue.) Tel: 514-485-7377.

A selection of Chekov’s short stories dramatized by Neil Simon. Biting satire mixed with low comedy; very entertaining. ... Mise-en-scène: Jacqueline de Greer.

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Read more about this innovative approach to collective publishing at: http://www.deuxvoilierspublishing.com

With the snow barely melted, it’s a challenge believing that it’s almost time to break out the picnic baskets and blankets and beat a path to the nearest park for Repercussion Theatre’s annual Shakespeare-in-the-Park festival.

From July 3rd to August 2nd, the epic tale of Harry the King, The Famous Victories of Henry V will unfold both in and out of the city.

A kingdom for a stage, princes to act,
And monarchs to behold the swelling scene!
- Henry V, Act 1, Prologue by William Shakespeare

Please consult the calendar for complete details concerning all dates and locations.
http://www.repercussiontheatre.com/productions/shakespeare-in-the-park/harry-king