Bolsheviki by David Fennario
Read this play last night – brilliant, classic Fennario. Having grown up in the Verdun/Point area his characters tend to send shivers down my spine in their uncanny familiarity and […]
Read this play last night – brilliant, classic Fennario. Having grown up in the Verdun/Point area his characters tend to send shivers down my spine in their uncanny familiarity and […]
“If you look for the truth outside yourself, It gets farther and farther away. Today walking alone, I meet it everywhere I step. It is the same as me, yet […]
Dirt Dirt is an ongoing visual project that addresses ideas concerning the city in the period before the Arctic collapse (Polar Caps buh bye). It is really just a […]
Espace les Neuf Soeurs presents: “Three trees and a Mayan Calendar” This Friday November 30 vernissage 5-10 PM Also open Saturday and Sunday 11 AM to 5 Pm *bring kids!* […]
Don’t forget yer pots and pans! (en français ci-dessous) DAVID FENNARIO’S LATEST PLAY – A PERFORMANCE IN THE POINT FOR REMEMBRANCE DAY You are cordially invited to […]
Just a reminder that our play “Kiss the Bride” Opens in just a little more than a week – November 9th 2012 Please note that our performance for Friday, November […]
Fundraiser – on behalf of the PSC Community Theatre & The PSC Youth Theatre Featuring: “The Underground Divas” Saturday Sept. 29th 2012 L’Espace Les Neuf Soeurs (the Old Bank) 1900 […]
Calling all young actors ! Please forward this information to any young people that would like to act ! The PSC Community Theatre is pleased to announce that our Youth […]
Our new play called Dangerous Corner opens in just a few days ! Opening night, this Friday, April 27th is almost SOLD OUT (As are many other performances) […]
PSC Theatre Update Men & Young Actors Needed !! The Main Adult Theatre We are now “casting” for our next adult theatre production scheduled for the end […]
Continuing this series on the 21 bars in Point Saint Charles during the 50’s and 60’s. Here’s a story from Sherry (Duplessis) Hummel that appeared in the comments section a […]
A few buildings still standing (sort of). Anyone know what’s going on with this site these days? The Griffintown development is not just going to screw the view of the […]