Curtains Up Winnipeg

Reviews and articles of Winnipeg theatre

about

recent posts

agatha-christie art bedford-introduction-to-drama blog Brush theatre company childrens-theatre comedy critique-de-theatre Critique en français disability disability-theatre Drew Hayden Taylor Envol Envol radio erica-wilson Français hercule-poirot indigenous theatre kiyanaan-indigenous-theatre-festival Manitoba Theatre for Young People mystery Outside Joke pantomine Place au Théâtre Playwrights Canada Press Prairie Theatre Exchange Promenade Theatre review reviews royal-manitoba-theatre-centre Royal Manitoba Theatre Company Shakespeare Shakespeare in the Ruins Sick + Twisted theatre tad-and-birdy theatre theatre-au-winnipeg theatre-cercle-moliere theatre-education theatre-francophone theatre-review Tom Hendry Warehouse Theatre winnipeg-theatre Winnipeg Jewish Theatre writing

Tag: Winnipeg Jewish Theatre

  • (Review) The Cut @ Winnipeg Jewish Theatre

    By Christopher Douglas The Winnipeg Jewish Theatre’s season opener, The Cut, prominently features a banana on the program cover. The half-peeled banana has had the end of it bitten off and serves as a not-so-subtle metaphor for the subject of Jordi Mand’s newest script – at least that imagery is what WJT uses to set…

  • (Review) Ride (Winnipeg Jewish Theatre)

    By Daniela Smith-Fernandez This musical is based on a larger than life trip, a woman named Annie Londonderry who cycled around the globe in 1895, collecting sponsorships and giving lectures. Annie is at the newspaper to give a pitch for a regular newspaper column about her adventures. When she discovers the slide machine is out…