“No one will ever love you as much as I do. Why isn’t love enough?”
Tonight is opening night of Closer by Patrick Marber at Espace 4001 in Montreal.
The production is directed by Praxis Alumni Andrew Zadel, playwright of Steel (04, 07), Underneath (09) and performer/co-creator of Tim Buck 2 (09).
For tickets contact: info@andrewzadel.com or call 514.649.2249
Merde to the entire team from Praxis.
Theatre Smith-Gilmour Online is live at theatresmithgilmour.com
by Michael Wheeler
A number of new blog-based websites have hit the Canadian theatrosphere recently:
1 Theatre Smith-Gilmour Online
Over the past few months I have worked with Theatre Smith-Gilmour to create a new portal that much like our site here at Praxis, runs a blog and social media tools off the home page, while also acting as the main website for the company. This project will be generating a lot of content leading up to Theatre Smith-Gilmour’s presentation of the first ever sino-Canadian co-production LU XUN blossoms at Luminato in June 2010.
If I imagine this site as more journalism, with less of a focus on theatre, I guess it would look something like this. With a staff of writers and editors from across Canada, it looks alike a national online conversation on the confluence of culture and politics is in he mix. From a design standpoint it is impressive how clean and simple it is too.
Andrew Zadel has written three and performed in two Praxis Theatre productions over the years. Recently he returned to Canada after working with Solidarites International abroad and re-established his Montreal-based company Chesterfield Productions, which he runs with this sister actress Lydia Zadel. With a new production planned for fall/winter 2011, this is the company’s new site.
This is a personal blogspot blog run by Marie Beath (pronounced Mary Beth), a theatre artist living in Toronto who uses her site to communicate, “a collection of lovely, quirky, spicy intersections”. She was likely unaware of our unofficial policy that anyone who posts grade five diary entries about the Toronto Blue Jays is welcome to free promotion on this site. (P.S. Mary Beath – Brett is his last name: You were most likely writing about George Brett.)
*Interesting sidenote: In his final at bat, George Brett hit a single of long-time Blue Jay closer Tom Henke. (What? Sue me. I have like 4 boxes of this stuff from back then.)
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