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Monthly Archives: April 2018
Triumphal Chariot
Chariots of Fire has opened in London, Ontario. It’s a stage version of the early 1980s Academy Award winning film of the same name. The original stage adaptation had its premiere in London, England in 2012, and now, the … Continue reading
Posted in acting, actors, arts, Canada, drama, Entertainment, Ontario, theater, Theatre, tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged 3M Corporation, Chariots of Fire, David Michael Moote, Dennis Garnhum, entertainment, music, The Grand Theatre
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DEFINITIVE PRODUCTION OF A CLASSIC
“After watching several productions of this classic drama across a lifetime, for me, the Grand Theatre’s production of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie is definitive.” – Burke Campbell Tennessee Williams’ semi-autobiographical drama, The Glass Menagerie, premiered in 1944, nearly … Continue reading
Posted in acting, actors, culture, drama, Entertainment, Gay, playwright, theater, tourism
Tagged Alexander Crowther, Amy Keating, Christopher Stanton, Dennis Garnhum, London, McManus Stage, Megan Watson, Nick Blais, Ontario, Sarah Orenstein, Stephen Jackman-Torkoff, Tennessee Williams, The Grand Theatre
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