Revisit Those Superb Segal Centre Live Experiences on Monday Nights with Lisa’s Nightcap
The Segal Centre generally bustles with activity and show-stopping performances throughout their dramatic and musical season each year; but as we all know, a larger-than-life phenomenon has unfortunately – albeit temporarily – interfered with all the theatrical joy and thought-provoking drama the live theatre experience can – and Segal Centre Continue Reading
Feeling Good, Feeling Groovy Yet No Neatly Wrapped End Like an Old Time Movie: Far Out Trip Through 1960s Musical Mirth and Melancholy Shines On at Segal Centre
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Times tend to change and all its inherent trends and political zeitgeist as well, but human nature tends to remain constant. Louise Pitre and spouse W. Joseph Matheson are renowned in Canadian theatrical circles, and they are now eager and Continue Reading
A Quiet Revolution of A Different – and Decidedly Delightful – Sort Engulfs the Segal in Small Mouth Sounds
Many of us feel uneasy if we’re receiving the silent treatment from another individual we deem important in our lives. Silence in general is becoming an increasingly alien concept – as well as perhaps a precious commodity – to those 21st century dwellers living in Western metropolises. Thus, the trend Continue Reading
Times of Sorrow, Times of Hope and Times of Compassion Converge in Winter’s Daughter at the Segal
If there’s a cottage industry that families of all shades and stripes, in all corners of the Earth, and of all walks of life generally dabble in, it’s the business of secrets within, thought to be better left unsaid. Every unit, like every individual, generally has a story and if Continue Reading
Coming-of-Age Sonic Cataclysm of Melodic Mythological Proportions Soothes the Savage Gods at the Segal
No one ever said growing up was easy. But apparently this maxim is not limited to us mere mortals. Even the Greek Gods of Mount Olympus aren’t immune to the struggles of blossoming into adulthood, finding one’s way and one’s own self, and even breaking a few hearts along the Continue Reading
