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Photo : Paul Ducharme May 16, 2012  
FLICK'S PICKS Welcome to another edition of Flick's Picks. Take a peek below to learn more about our upcoming events. OUR 2012-2013 SEASON HAS LAUNCHED! Described as "INCREDIBLY AMBITIOUS" and "STAR-STUDDED" by the Montreal Gazette, now is the time to subscribe! Renew today! If you have not yet renewed your 2012-2013 subscription, now is the time to do so. The deadline to guarantee your same seats is Sunday, May 20th. Remember, you have first choice seating, but not for long!
DIAMONDS & CHAMPAGNE Wednesday, May 23rd at 6:30pm Celebrate the power of the arts in style! A luxurious evening in support of youth arts education at the Segal Centre, Diamonds & Champagne will feature live entertainment with a special performance by 2012-2013 season spokesperson and Montreal legend Ranee Lee! Each guest will have the chance to win several prizes, one of which will be a diamond valued at $10,000!  
BLING & BUBBLY: The after party Wednesday, May 23, 2012, at 9:00PM (following Diamonds & Champagne) Come and support our next generation of performers at the Segal Centre Bling & Bubbly, the most happening after-party fundraiser in town! Join some of Montreal's popular artists and leading young professionals! Featuring live DJ, open bar, raffle prizes!
Same Time, Next Year opens to rave reviews! "A funny, intelligent piece of date-night theatre that's satisfying like a good meal in your favourite restaurant" – Pat Donnelly, The Gazette Must close on May 20th! Do not miss this delightful production starring R.H. Thomson and Michelle Giroux in the knockout performances of the season! Get a sneak peak of the show in this Opening Night video! Production sponsor: Delmar Cargo
Scapegoat Carnivale explodes on the Studio Stage with The Heretics of Bohemia ! Written by Joseph Shragge Directed by Alison Darcy Puppets by Zach Fraser In the Segal Centre Studio until May 19th! "A Madcap Fantasy" says Pat Donnelly from The Gazette, The Heretics of Bohemia features some of Montreal's finest actors, musicians and an ensemble of puppets and marionettes that are sure to pique your imagination! Get immersed in the world of Heretics in this behind-the-scenes video!
On Second Avenue back by popular demand!The Dora Wasserman Yiddish Theatre returns to the Segal mainstage with the classic musical comedy revue On Second Avenue. By Moishe Rosenfeld and Zalmen Mlotek Co-directed by Bryna Wasserman and Audrey Finkelstein Musical direction by John Gilbert Choreography by Jim White June 10th to July 1st, 2012 A musical ride through the history of Yiddish Theatre featuring a huge cast and a live band! In Yiddish with English and French supertitles. Presented by:
Introducing the Segal Centre's newest resident theatre company! The Segal Centre presents: The Jewish Public Library Hebrew Theatre Production of Mother in Love By Goren Agmon Directed by Rachelle Glait June 2nd at 9:30pm June 3rd at 7:30pm A hit at the Beit Lessin Theatre in Tel-Aviv, Mother in Love tells the story of Michal, a successful lawyer and divorced mother of two, who finds herself on her own when her two grown sons leave home. When she falls in love and discovers a whole new life, one of her sons objects. The clash that follows raises the question: How far must a parent go for his or her child?
2012-13 Subscribers get 20% OFF! After last season's smash-hit Lies My Father Told Me, the legendary Theodore Bikel is back in:
SHOLOM ALEICHEM: LAUGHTER THROUGH TEARS
A play with music written by Theodore Bikel Musical Director and pianist Tamara Brooks with Accordionist Merima Kljuco Sholom Aleichem's stories introduced the world to Tevye the Milkman and inspired the lndmark Broadway musical, Fiddler on the Roof. The Bikel played Tevye more than 2,000 performances onstage... Now as playwright and star, he brings back to life one of literature's most beloved authors and a bevy of the unforgettable character he created. A Honeyhill Production
YAYA is back with The Children of Terezin featuring the opera Brundibár Directed by Michelle Heisler A Segal Centre Dora Wasserman Yiddish Theatre production For two nights only! May 21 and May 22 at 7pm Written by Dora Wasserman Yiddish Theatre veteran, Edit Kuper, The Children of Terezin was created to frame the renowned wartime children's opera, Brundibár by Jewish Czech composer Hans Krása. Featuring a cast of over 20 children and young adults from the ages of 7 to 17 from the Segal Centre's YAYA program: Young Artists for Young Audiences.
FRAMES OF MIND: THE FILMS OF TOMONARI NISHIKAWA May 17th at 7:30pm A celebration of Japanese experimental cinema! Critically-acclaimed Japanese experimental filmmaker Tomonari Nishikawa presents his beautifully and rigorously crafted films in super-8, 16mm and 35mm. Photo: 16-18-4 -2008 courtesy of Tomonari Nishikawa
A PAST EVENT AND A COMING SEASON: CONTEMPORARY 8MM FILMS FROM JAPAN May 19th at 9:00pm A rare opportunity to survey recent 8mm films made by emerging and established filmmakers from Japan. Curated and presented by Tomonari Nishikawa. Photo: End of July (2010) courtesy of Toru Mabuchi
 
The Segal Centre's comedy night The Laugh Pack Late Show is back! May 31st at 9pm Montreal stand-up favourite Mike Paterson headlines, supported by Eddy King and Nick Brazao. Co-hosted by Segal Centre's own Keith Waterfield and Fringe Festival Director Amy Blackmore. Tickets: 5$
 
The Cummings Centre Talkumentaries film series presents: Torn Directed by Ronit Kertzner May 16th at 7:30pm in the CinemaSpace In English, Hebrew and Polish, with English subtitles. Can one be a Catholic priest and an observant Jew at the same time? 12 years after he was ordained as a Polish Catholic priest, Romuald Waszkinel discovered that he was born to Jewish parents, and that his name was Jacob Weksler. Torn follows his amazing journey from conducting mass in a church in Poland to life as an observant Jew on a religious kibbutz in Israel. Rabbi Leigh Lerner will animate the evening. The screening will be followed by coffee and refreshments.  
 
Journey to Ethiopia: Through our Lens! In the Segal Centre ArtLounge Sunday, May 20th from 5pm to 7pm In January 2012 a group of eight Montrealers traveled to Ethiopia on a humanitarian mission. Federation CJA and its YAD FedNext Campaign presents a silent auction and vernissage benefiting the Na’eh Youth Outreach Centre in Beer Sheva.  
Coup de Coeur "Our friends at SideMart Theatrical Grocery are closing the Centaur season with Haunted Hillbilly. The production was workshopped and premiered right here at the Segal Studio. Graham Cuthbertson did a masterful job adapting the novel into a Country and Western vampire musical. Matthew Barber's music moves from haunting to toe tapping. Greg Kramer (who is spending his days writing our Sherlock Holmes) is delightfully disturbing and sinister. Danny Brochu created a character for the ages in Erskine Mole. Sarah Yaffe's lighting is dazzling. Andrew Shaver did a heck of a job rustling the SideMartians. Not for the youngins or those with delicate sensibilities: with a mess of cussin', it is as profane as it is brilliant. Plays until June 3rd at Centaur Theatre. PS Congrats to Centaur General Manager Chuck Childs on winning the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres' Mallory Gilbert Leadership Award and Black Theatre Workshop's Adele Benoit for the protégé prize. Chuck's an inspiration to us all in Montreal Theatre." – Paul Flicker
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