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Romances & karaoké
Théâtre français de Toronto reaches out to its teenaged audiences with Montreal’s Théâtre Le Clou’s play Romances et Karaoké by Francis Monty. The multi-award winning play will have only one public performance at Berkeley Street Theatre on Wednesday, April 14 at 7:00 PM.

With Romances et karaoké, Théâtre Le Clou presents an exciting and festive collage: slide projections, songs, poetry, dance. The mingling of styles defies convention and challenges the audience. Created in 2003, Romances et karaoké won three Masques in 2005: Production for young audiences, Direction and Original text.

Julie, Joanne, Erik and Tanguay are experiencing acute existential angst! As they struggle with their self-image they blame fate for their misery. Under the tender and serene gaze of Julie’s mother, the youngsters will endeavour reconciliation within themselves and with each other.

Directed by: Benoît Vermeulen
With: Marc Beaupré, Sandrine Bisson, Mathieu Gosselin, Sylvie Gosselin and Catherine Vidal
Sets and costumes: Raymond Marius Boucher
Soundscape: Sylvain Scott
Lighting design: Mathieu Marcil

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416.534.6604

Website
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TfT’s productions are staged at
BERKELEY STREET THEATRE
26 Berkeley Street
(South of Front street,
one street west of Parliament)
Box office: 416.534.6604 • 1 800.819.4981

Harry Connick Jr.
Harry Connick Jr.’s career has been studded with awards and recognition, including several multi-platinum and gold albums, Grammy, Tony and Emmy awards, Cable Ace, Golden Globe and Oscar nominations, and much more. A true American icon, there are few artists of Harry’s stature. His accomplishments speak for themselves: album sales of over 20 million and endless accolades in the music, film, television, and theatre worlds. There simply is no stopping the marvel that is Harry Connick Jr.

RSVP
416.872.2262

Website
http://www.hummingbirdcentre.com

Presented By
House of blues Concerts

Provence Portraits
March 3-30, 2007; 7 am - 8 pm — opening reception Friday, March 2; 8-10 pm

Provence Portraits 1957 - 1961, photographs by Toni Harting

From Pablo Picasso and his daughter at the bullfight in Arles to pétanque players on a public square to fishnets drying in Antibes, Provence Portraits 1957 – 1961 offers never seen vintage glimpses into post-WWII famed Provence region in France, from Arles to Cannes to Juan-les-Pins and Antibes, by Dutch-born Toronto artist Toni Harting.

Information: 416.968.9982

Website
http://provenceportraits.blogspot.com

Presented By
Toni Harting


Transhumance
Nadine Bariteau’s show combines silkscreen, video and installation-based mediums. The theme of Bariteau's work is centered on the flow of human movement throughout an underground city, which parallels the natural flow of water and evokes feelings of transitory states. Transhumance explores the punctuation of time and expresses the nomadic process that occurs within the course of everyday life.

Website
http://www.glendon.yorku.ca/gallery

Presented By
Galerie Glendon

Thanks / Sponsors
The Glendon Gallery would like to thank its media partners: the French newspapers L'Express and Le Métropolitain, Radio-Canada TV and radio CJBC 860 AM, la Première Chaîne.

Thanks to the technical team supervised by curator Marc Audette for mounting the exhibition. And, a special thank to Cristina Raimondo, the Gallery Assistant, for the design of the invitation card, the poster and the gallery website.


Grace & Gloria
The following performances will be presented with English SURTITLESâ„¢: March 22 and 28 at 8 p.m. and March 31 at 3:30 p.m.

« Since its hit premiere, this play has been selling out wherever it performed and this production marks the return of the Acadian star, Viola Léger, best known to English-speaking audiences for making La Sagouine a worldwide celebrity. »

The story takes place in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. Grace is expecting to live her last moments in solitude, surrounded by the din of demolition trucks which are destroying everything she and her late husband had spent their life building. Gloria arrives. She is a career woman who has moved out of the city and she has come to be a volunteer caregiver to Grace. The two women, from radically different backgrounds, get to know each other and establish a deep friendship as they gradually open up about their most personal concerns and beliefs.

«A perfect recipe to forget winter's greyness.» Caroline Barrière, Le Droit
«Each line, each wink, each emotion is an absolute delight.» Marie-Ève Bouchard, Week-end outaouais
«A moment of pure happiness. A story which is tender, powerful and funny.» Chantale Richer, CIFM RockDétente
«An ode to life!» Mélissa Proulx, Voir

A coproduction of Théâtre de l’Île from Gatineau and Théâtre populaire d’Acadie from Caraquet.
With Viola Léger and Danielle Grégoire; directed by Sylvie Dufour ; lighting: Louise Lemieux;

Website
http://www.theatrefrancais.com

Presented By
Théâtre français de Toronto

Thanks / Sponsors
TfT thanks Heritage Canada’s «Presentation arts Canada» program and the Quebec delegation in Toronto for their support.



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