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FLICK'S PICKS Welcome to another edition of Flick's Picks. Take a peek below to learn more about our upcoming events. And don't forget, you can now purchase single tickets online at segalcentre.org. |
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Scientific Americans: Check out the fun and excitement of Opening Night
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The Studio Theatre Season Kicks Off Our Studio theatre is in full swing and you won't want to miss this Kafka-esque, post-apocalyptic journey from Les productions quitte ou double. Featuring recent grads of the UQAM theatre program, this story from famed German playwright Marius von Mayenburg plunges us into a world where reality has been turned upside down. With no clear reason why, night has become day and the city is covered with sand. The carefully constructed human order has turned to chaos. It is in this world that M finds himself, forced to channel his animal instincts in order to survive. As part of |
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CinemaSpace presents THE WOODMANS – a documentary on Francesca Woodman by C. Scott Willis + THE FANCY by Elisabeth Subrin March 8th at 7:30pm and March 10th at 7:30pm |
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Theatre and Danger: Public lecture series continues The "Scottish Play" is the most dangerous play in the canon of world drama-most dangerous, it is said, especially for theatre practitioners. In this presentation, Paul Yachnin and Chip Chuipka ask, just what makes the Scottish Play so full of hazard? To answer this question, they stir together theatrical and literary history, and add in a good measure of the bedeviled politics of Shakespeare's England. Don't miss this engaging lecture! |
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The Laugh Pack Late Show: Thursday, February 23rd at 10pm Hosted by the Segal Centre's own Keith Waterfield, The Laugh Pack line-up features some of the best in emerging and professional talent. Host: Keith Waterfield Tickets are only $5 |
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Musica Camerata presents You won't want to miss this concert featuring music from composers Amy Beach, Joaquin Turina, Jacques Hétu, Alberto Ginastera and Juan Carlos Cirigliano. |
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The University of Montreal Big Band Part of the Big Band Series Wednesday, February 29th at 8pm Bringing together twenty of the best student musicians of the Faculty of Music, this is a chance to hear a diverse selection of masterpieces from the jazz repertoire. The Big Band will perform compositions by Thad Jones, Sammy Nestico, Darcy James Argue, Jean-Nicolas Trottier and other giants of the jazz world. |
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By Holly Gauthier Frankel and Paul Van Dyck
Saturday, March 3rd at 8:30pm
Winner of the 2010 Frankie Award for Best Fringe Festival Production,
Miss Sugarpuss Must Die! follows the life of Miss Sugarpuss, from her seedy beginnings to her rise as a star on the burlesque stage... but at what cost? A clever take on the burlesque tradition.
At 10pm, stop by the ArtLounge after the show to be seduced by the singing styles of Miss Sugarpuss herself with the Holly Gauthier Jazz Quintet!
For Musical Theatre Lovers
Sunday, March 4th at 8pm
Like the world-famous Broadway cafés of New York City, Al's Broadway Cafe at the Segal Centre for Performing Arts is a meeting place for the Montreal musical theatre community to come together in a supportive and authentic environment to sing their favorite Broadway tunes.
Accompaniment provided.
$5 at the door only
Watch the Al's Broadway Café trailer!
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4-Play Subscriptions and Flexpasses still available! You can still subscribe to most of Segal Centre's 2011/12 Series! Upgrade your ticket to a subscription! Join us for the final four plays and concerts for the second part of our season, and get exclusive Subscribers Benefits (Best seats, best prices, FREE indoor parking, and much MORE). Call our Box Office at 514.739.7944 to LEARN MORE. It's easy and it is the best way to enjoy it all! Looking for great gift ideas? Learn more about our gift certificates available online at segalcentre.org, at the box office or by phone at 514.739.7944. |
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