by RAYZORBLADE 5 Replies latest social entertainment
Hey folks, I had the good fortune to check out a very interesting production.
It's a play called: CONFEDERATION (re: Canadian confederation)
It's part of local Toronto writer/director: Michael Hollingsworth.
It's great. If you are in the Toronto-area, please check this out a.s.a.p. as this play is going to finish up real soon.
Here is the link: http://www.videocab.com
It was fantastic, funny and historically accurate.
Any word on if it will be available as a video, or for download? I need to learn a bit about my own country.
SS
Hey SaintSatan, check out the link, at the beginning. Click: Scripts, and there's 72 pages available for viewing (adobe acrobat reader).
It was a play, and I'm not entirely sure if they have video copies available, but it wouldn't surprise me if they did.
Beats sitting in history class. This was the second installment I saw and I thoroughly enjoyed it, laughing my head off, and finding out about: CANADA.
Really fun, cool and very interesting how we as a country came to be.
Give the link a click, see what interests you. The folks there, I'm sure, if you sent an e-mail will respond quickly.
Great production. I can hardly wait for the next one.
Hey SaintSatan, check out the link, at the beginning. Click: Scripts, and there's 72 pages available for viewing (adobe acrobat readerI want that in french...or we will seperate from Canada.
*poutine class*
It doesn't have to be in French. It is about Confederation, something les Quebecois never agreed to or acknowledged. So to Quebec the play doesn't exist either.
I will have to check that out Ray. thanks for the heads up.
Uzzah
In this play, you'll hear more about Quebec, than in Quebec .
Many French Canadian forefathers are depicted and discussed in how CANADA came to be: Cartier, Laurier, Papineau to name a few.
You'd be (all you residents of Quebec) be mildly surprised, perhaps even...elated...maybe?
I don't want to give any secrets away, but it's well worth it: you have until June 1 to see it.
Highly recommended, and highly reviewed in the local dailies and weekly papers. Uzzah if you're in T.O., give it a go...I guarantee you'll like it. It's accurate, but has tons of humour tossed in.
