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Mocean Dance Presents "Live in 3"
Dates: Thursday - Saturday, March 18 - 20, 2010
Time: 8PM
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Mocean Dance presents three world premieres by three choreographers that span from coast to coast. The evening will feature a new solo by Vancouver's Susan Elliot, a trio by Toronto's Sharon Moore and a new solo by Halifax's Cory Bowles. Don't miss this dynamic evening of dance!
Photo Information:
Dancer: Carolle Crooks
Live from the Flashpan, choreography: Cory Bowles
Photo: Holly Crooks |
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V-Day Halifax 2010 Community Campaign
Presents a Benefit Production of
Eve Ensler's THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES
Dates: Tuesday - Wednesday, March 23 - 24, 2010
Time: 8PM
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Directed by Leana Todd
WITH
The Three Helens, Kelly Shephard, Shirley Jollimore Starr Dobson, Lisa Cail, Leigha Chiasson, Melanie Moore, Diana Whalen, Dena McDonnell, Rita Deverell, Nancy Pike, Adrienne Power, Ann Graves, Lenore Zann Sandra Witherbee, Nancy Regan, Sharleen Kalayil, Pamela Harrison, Sue Ploetner, Nicole Farmer, Robyn MacNeil, Kelly Cahill, Cynthia Lewer, Holly Lewer, Heidi Petracek, Cymone Farmer, Tova Sherman, Joanne Sheehan, Meredith Ralston, Kate Wilkinson, and Monetta James.
Proceeds to Alice Housing, Barry House, Elizabeth Fry Society and Paula's Project.
"Spellbinding, funny, and almost unbearably moving . . . it is both a work of art and an incisive piece of cultural history, a poem and a polemic, a performance and a balm and a benediction."
-Variety
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SHAKESPEARE ON TRIAL
A new comedy by Jeremy Webb
Dates: Friday - Saturday, March 26 - 27, 2010
Time: 8PM
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featuring Simon Henderson as William Shakespeare
and Jeremy Webb as Shakespeare's Characters
Directed By Martha Irving
Stage Manager - Sylvia Bell
GO TO www.offtheleash.ca for more information.
"A sure bet for all ages, Shakespeare on Trial was designed as a school show by Webb and Henderson and is directed by Martha Irving. Both actors use their eyes remarkably, their abundant powers of expression and quick wits for lively adlibbing and deep sincerity. Apart from being naturally comic, they are genuinely convincing— Webb as the great Shakespearean characters speaking those beautiful, famous lines and Henderson as the impassioned Shakespeare nobly defending iambic pentameter and the validity of his work."
- Elissa Barnard, Chronicle Herald
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