Stone and Bone Spectacular is a wholly original story about Montreal told through the point of view of the Kanien’kehá:ka people. The show is filled with humour, joy, sadness, heartache, longing, and many surprises. Using dance, music, puppetry, and a carnival like setting, this is a history of the island of Montreal unlike anything I’ve […]
Author: Yolande Ramsay
Unloading Baggage with Big Stuff at Segal Centre
Big Stuff is a hilarious, heartfelt, and entertaining night at the theatre. Performed by husband-and-wife comedy duo, Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus, the show explores the reasons we accumulate objects we cannot let go. The show is a fun and moving journey into the memories we attach (or don’t) with our stuff. The audience participates […]
Hamilton Gives A Fiery History Lesson at Place des Arts
Hamilton is a fantastic must-see musical full of explosive energy, great music, and powerful performances. While the story is a lesson in American history, its style is completely engaging. The show is unforgettable, and will leave you reflecting on its many themes long after the lights come up. This is an amazing production and one […]
Killer Fun and Mayhem at Segal Centre’s Clue: On Stage
Clue: On Stage is a laugh-out-loud, action-packed murder-mystery. It is an entertaining night out at the theater! The popular board game, Clue, is staged as a comedy, using the same characters, settings, and rules as the iconic game. The show is filled with surprises, great staging, a fantastic cast, and a lot of murders to […]
Fond Memories at Centaur’s For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again
For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again is a funny and loving story of a son recalling his mother’s influence on his life. His memories are through his eyes as an adult, seeing more clearly the tremendous inspiration she had on his work as an artist. Filled with hilarious and touching melodramatic moments, the show […]
Mean Girls is Sweet Company at Place des Arts
Mean Girls is a fun, sparkly, and fabulous musical on thedangerous jungle known as High School. Written by Tina Fey, formerly of Saturday Night Live, the story navigates the crazy world of cliques, social hierarchies, and bullying. While this sounds like heavy subjects, the show is full of laughs, sharp wit, and charm. The delightful songs and talented cast bring joyful energy and […]
Rock History at Place des Arts Tina- The Tina Turner Musical
Tina- The Tina Turner Musical is as high energy as a stadium concert, and as exciting as the legendary singer Tina Turner herself! With great performances, rousing music, beautiful sets and costumes, it chronicles Tina’s triumphant rise from hardship to a spectacular career as a solo artist. Tina’s story begins as a child singing boldly […]
A Sweet Winter Treat at Centaur’s Strawberries in January- A Musical Fantasy
Strawberries in January- A Musical Fantasy is a delicious, funny, and bright antidote to the grey dour winter blues. It puts a smile on your face and lifts your mood, making you want to fall in love (again). This is about love in all of its vulnerabilities, honesty, missed opportunities, and joyful reconnections. And the lovely music will put […]
Mothers and Murder at Centaur’s Three Women of Swatow
Three Women of Swatow is a compelling, engaging, darkly entertaining story of family duty and murder. The show explores generational trauma and the will to do whatever is necessary to survive. It is also an emotional story of the love between three generations of Chinese-Canadian women as they confront the violence in their lives, past […]
You Can’t Go Home Again at Centaur’s Sakura – After Chekhov
Sakura- After Chekhov is funny, lively, and full of family dramas. It also questions the meaning of legacy, the transitions of time, and our responsibilities to each other. It explores the incursion of change and the topsy-turvy choices we make so we don’t have to deal with reality. Sakura is a 21st century take on […]









