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The Segal Centre for Performing Arts
Montreal, QC H3W 1M7 Canada
Upcoming Events
February 2019
BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »March 2019
BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »BOOM X
BOOM X picks up where BOOM left off, at Woodstock in August of ’69. Rick time travels by way of multimedia up to 1995. Some classic characters reappear (Elvis gets fat, Reagan gets shot, and Trudeau gets re-elected), but the focus moves from his mother's story to his own. The production follows Gen X-ers as they navigate the tangled legacy of the baby boom.
A Kidoons in association with Theatre Calgary and The 20K Collective production presented by the Segal Centre from February 14th to March 14th.
Find out more »Within the Glass
Procreation. Continuing the family line. Strengthening the human species. What does it take to be a parent?
In Concordia alumna Anna Chatterton’s play, Within The Glass, two very different couples meet after a critical mistake at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been implanted into the wrong woman. Over the course of an awkward and absurd evening, they fight to determine the uncertain future of their IVF child. The situation forces each of them to reassess their relationships, the depths of their desire to parent, and their hopes for the future.
Presented by d2 productions at the Segal Centre from March 27-31.
Find out more »Within the Glass
Procreation. Continuing the family line. Strengthening the human species. What does it take to be a parent?
In Concordia alumna Anna Chatterton’s play, Within The Glass, two very different couples meet after a critical mistake at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been implanted into the wrong woman. Over the course of an awkward and absurd evening, they fight to determine the uncertain future of their IVF child. The situation forces each of them to reassess their relationships, the depths of their desire to parent, and their hopes for the future.
Presented by d2 productions at the Segal Centre from March 27-31.
Find out more »Within the Glass
Procreation. Continuing the family line. Strengthening the human species. What does it take to be a parent?
In Concordia alumna Anna Chatterton’s play, Within The Glass, two very different couples meet after a critical mistake at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been implanted into the wrong woman. Over the course of an awkward and absurd evening, they fight to determine the uncertain future of their IVF child. The situation forces each of them to reassess their relationships, the depths of their desire to parent, and their hopes for the future.
Presented by d2 productions at the Segal Centre from March 27-31.
Find out more »Within the Glass
Procreation. Continuing the family line. Strengthening the human species. What does it take to be a parent?
In Concordia alumna Anna Chatterton’s play, Within The Glass, two very different couples meet after a critical mistake at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been implanted into the wrong woman. Over the course of an awkward and absurd evening, they fight to determine the uncertain future of their IVF child. The situation forces each of them to reassess their relationships, the depths of their desire to parent, and their hopes for the future.
Presented by d2 productions at the Segal Centre from March 27-31.
Find out more »Within the Glass
Procreation. Continuing the family line. Strengthening the human species. What does it take to be a parent?
In Concordia alumna Anna Chatterton’s play, Within The Glass, two very different couples meet after a critical mistake at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been implanted into the wrong woman. Over the course of an awkward and absurd evening, they fight to determine the uncertain future of their IVF child. The situation forces each of them to reassess their relationships, the depths of their desire to parent, and their hopes for the future.
Presented by d2 productions at the Segal Centre from March 27-31.
Find out more »April 2019
Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »May 2019
Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
Find out more »Indecent
When Sholem Asch wrote God of Vengeance, hailed by some as an essential work of Jewish culture, and vilified by others as a work of traitorous libel, he never imagined how controversial the play would be. Inspired by true events, Indecent is a riveting look at an explosive moment in theatrical and world history. This deeply moving play charts the story of an incendiary drama and the artists who risked their careers and their lives to perform it.
Presented by The Segal Centre for Performing Arts from April 28th to May 19th.
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