"Beast On The Moon" A Resounding Success at Canada's Théâtre La Bordée
We are elated to share with you that the French Canadian production of Beast on the Moon at Quebec's Théâtre La Bordée was a resounding success. Since the production has recently ended, patrons were briefly interviewed their impressions of the show as a whole. The showrunners have concluded that the overall appreciation rate of the production was at about 97%, which is an astonishing number of content viewers. Seta (Ariane Bellavance-Fafard) and Aram (Mustapha Aramis) Tomasia
"Beast On The Moon" in Quebec City: Third Review
We have another positive review for Beast on the Moon at the Theatre La Bordée in Quebec City! This review comes from Alain-Martin Richard, of the publication Jeu Revue de Théâtre. Please read below for the rough English translation, or click here to read it in its native French if you'd like: Our memory is marked by the countless massacres that encumber the 20th century until today. The American author Richard Kalinoski tells the difficult reconstruction of those who remain.
"Beast On The Moon" in Quebec City: Second Review
Critics agree that the Quebec City production of Richard's famed play is a smash hit! Richard is delighted to share a second review of the production of Beast on the Moon in Quebec City, this time from Normand Provencher of Le Soleil. Read on to read his review roughly translated into English, and click here to read it in its entirety in the native French: The Butchery has killed 1.2 to 1.5 million people, leaving behind a deluge of orphans. Among them, Aram and Seta, the two
"Beast on the Moon" A Big Hit in Quebec City: Review
The Quebec City production of Beast on the Moon has begun, and critics are raving! Richard is delighted to share the first of several reviews of the production, as written by Catherine Genest of Voir. Read below for a rough English translation of her review, and click here to read it in its native French language: Her name is Ariane Bellavance-Fafard , the Beu-Bye picked her up last December, she defends herself well in the comic register. It is undeniable, but it was discove
