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Jewelle St. James has spent several years exploring her past incarnations. The story of Jude, is tied to her present life, as well as her past life in 17th century England. The interconnections and synchronicities are fascinating.

Set in a forest in France in 1918, an eight man tank crew waits to go into battle. The play explores the nature of war and human sacrifice. It is a play that many of us will relate to has we struggle with questions concerning our own war-torn world. We have assembled a fine cast of actors and our production team is headed by two graduates from N T S. Everyone is very excited to be part of this project. Once again the Persephone mandate is manifested in the opportunities that this production is giving to so many young professional artists in Montreal.

University level instructor with special qualifications in teaching ESL and Theatre, as well as Effective Written English is now available.

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By Jon Rannells

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September 15 to 24 at the Centaur Theatre

Talisman Theatre Co-operative is proud to present the Montreal English premiere of the Governor General award-winning play That Woman (Celle-là) by Daniel Danis, translated by Governor General award winner Linda Gaboriau. In a series of twenty-four snapshots, That Woman is a devastating story of a woman who thirsts, a son who craves laughter, and an old man who liked to watch. The imagery and poetic quality of this play will transport you into a breathtaking kaleidoscope of memories where the characters struggle to experience moments of perfect happiness - a testament to the human spirit. Danis’s first play, Celle-là, written in 1993 was produced by several theatres across Canada and Europe including Espace Go in Montreal.

Exhibition will be open until October 22. 2006, Friday from 6 to 9 om, Saturday and Sunday from 12 to 5pm. The entrance is free.

Montreal writer Ann Diamond is collecting accounts and stories from survivors who, as children, were involved in secret medical experiments at McGill or elsewhere including military facilities in and around Montreal.

Yellow Door featured writer, ANN DIAMOND will read from her recent work Saturday, September 9, 2006, at 12:05 PM, on Arts Notebook (Radio CINQ Centre Ville Station 102.3 FM) with host, STAN ASHER.

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Poems and images by George Salamandre

Theme: We invite the Business and families in Community to Stress-a-little-less with our interactive laughter techniques!!!

UNION! ALL AGES (senoirs+men+women+ teens) WELCOME...Yoga with me! and Laugh with me! in Montreal parks this summer....advance 48 hour pre-booking required...weather permitting ....Sat + Sun mornings 10:30am - noon...$11 donations welcome!

In this biography Norah Spie reveals the dreams and aspirations of a young African girl, as she grows up, goes to school, looks for her first job, has her first romance.

Life for young Zimbabweans is changing, as they face political changes that are offering opportunities and providing new challenges. As Norah describes her life the reader comes to an understanding of the mind of a wider Africa, one that is seeking new horizons, Looking for more than is offered by traditional society.

Norah is a qualified journalist/ broadcaster and works for a radio station in Birmingham, England. She has lived in Sweden, France and is now based in the U.K.