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To Be and Not to Be: No Question Bard’s Hamlet Hits the Mark | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. To Be and Not to Be: No Question Bard’s Hamlet Hits the Mark. No dumb show. Elizabeth Goodyear and Devin Luke are the players who catch the conscience of the king in Bard in the Barracks’. In Odell Park. Photo Credit: Michael Holmes-Lauder. For their latest production, Bard in the Barracks theatre company presents Shakespeare’s. The result is that while the whole, familiar story of. All the characters have their moments. Elizabeth Goodyear’s recitation of Hecuba’s s...
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Season Listings 2016-17 | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. STU Reviews’ theatre and dance Season Listings for Fredericton! Here you’ll find information about this season’s productions. Don’t see your show here? Or see an error in the listings? Kindly add it to, or correct it in, the Reply section below. Theatre companies may change info about their shows at any time so be sure to double-check with the company for the most up-to-date information (see sidebar for useful links). Oct 1 Marcel St. Pierre’s. Whose STU Is It, Anyways?
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TNB Theatre School show off a lively production of The Drowsy Chaperone | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. TNB Theatre School show off a lively production of The Drowsy Chaperone. The Drowsy Chaperone herself (Kira Chisholm) swoons in the presence of Adolpho (Lucas Gutierrez-Robert) in the TNB Theatre School production of. Photo Credit: Andre Reinders. TNB Theatre School’s production of Bob Martin and Don McKellar’s. But just by listening to these talented performers on his record player he is inspired and joins the cast for the finale. The characters are a dynamic group of ...
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May | 2015 | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. TNB Theatre School show off a lively production of The Drowsy Chaperone. The Drowsy Chaperone herself (Kira Chisholm) swoons in the presence of Adolpho (Lucas Gutierrez-Robert) in the TNB Theatre School production of. Photo Credit: Andre Reinders. TNB Theatre School’s production of Bob Martin and Don McKellar’s. But just by listening to these talented performers on his record player he is inspired and joins the cast for the finale. The characters are a dynamic group of ...
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An enthusiastic Fredericton: The fall (and rise) of Bossé’s Cocaine Plane | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. An enthusiastic Fredericton: The fall (and rise) of Bossé’s Cocaine Plane. Kirk’s (Jesse LaPointe) desperate plea to pay off his debt to a local drug dealer with a loan are dashed as Stephanie (Hilary Read) has troubles of her own in Emily Bossé’s. Photo Credit: Michael Sinclaire. Accompanied by a simplistic but well-used set in the sold-out Black Box Theatre, excellent audio cues, and frankly hilarious music choices,. Written by Emily Bossé,. Bossé’s writing is strong ...
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STU Reviews | Where Fredericton follows theatre. | Page 2
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. Seinen’s post-nuclear [ice land] and Advanced Drama’s pre-flight What’s in the Sack? A study in contrast. Frederick (Kyle Cameron) surrenders at gunpoint to Luther (Miguel Roy) after beating Iris (Lexi MacRae) in Jonathan Seinen’s post-apocalyptic. Photo Credit: Robin C. Whittaker. The St. Thomas University Seminar in Performance and Production class (or SiPP ) and the Advanced Drama Production class came together in the Black Box Theatre to present two plays:. The show...
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Queen Street’s two hours’ traffic no match for Bard in the Barrack’s star-cross’d Romeo and Juliet | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. Queen Street’s two hours’ traffic no match for Bard in the Barrack’s star-cross’d Romeo and Juliet. Romeo (Jesse LaPointe) and Juliet (Sharisse LeBrun) share an intimate moment before tragedy befalls both their houses in Bard in the Barrack’s production of Shakespeare’s. In Barracks Square. Photo Credit: Michael Holmes-Lauder. This year, Bard in the Barracks celebrates ten years of outdoor performances with two different offerings: a new production of. Equally deserving...
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Join us at our 2016 summer theatre festival, July 20 – July 30. Click on the calendar to enhance the image. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Bard in the Barracks.
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April | 2015 | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. Fredericton’s Norm fosters familiarity in TNB’s On a First Name Basis. Lucy (Patricia Vanstone) and David (Norm Foster) share the expensive wine as they get acquainted in Foster’s rhythmic romp. On a First Name Basis. Photo Credit: André Reinders. The familiar team of Norm Foster Canada’s most widely produced playwright and Patricia Vanstone once again come together for Theatre New Brunswick’s final mainstage show of the season, Foster’s. On A First Name Basis. The mirr...
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SALES! A blowout bargain of playful pandemonium | STU Reviews
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Where Fredericton follows theatre. A blowout bargain of playful pandemonium. Kevin Belyea sets up his used bookstore for the big sale while Brianna Parker-Tarasco warns him of the coming apocalypse in the STU Advanced Drama class’s new musical SALES! At Wilser’s Room. Photo Credit: Robin C. Whittaker. Memories of turmoil, friendship, and an unfortunately timed apocalypse filled Wilser’s Room at the Capital Complex this past Sunday and Monday. The winning factor of this production is the sheer quirkiness ...
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