Written by François Archambault
Translated by Bobby Theodore
Directed by Ellen David

Starring (from left to right)
Catherine De Sève as Mary
Daniel Brochu as Peter
Howard Rosenstein as Mark
Sheena Gazé-Deslandes as Paula
Photo by Stéphane Demers.

A fearless performance brought about by the daring of a visionary director (Ellen David) bringing to life the boldness of a writer who pierces the depth of the true alchemy of personal relationships. Bravo Ellen.
- CJAD's Sharman Yarnell

"Play is amazing: great acting, wonderful directing, fine script, excellent set design. if there's one play you see in Montreal this year, it should be this one."

...with Director Ellen David and host Tracey McKee

A raunchy comedy of manners that strips naked (literally) today’s vacuous “me” generation.  A humorous and brutally honest dissection of how we find and define meaning and purpose in our lives.  A run-away box office hit in French, now performed in English for the first time in Québec. This social satire features four of Montréal’s finest actors from both the English and French sectors: Daniel Brochu, Catherine De Sève, Sheena Gazé-Deslandes and Howard Rosenstein.

Click here to read Pat Donnelly's glowing review in Friday's Gazette.  The phone's are ringing so call now to get your tickets: (514) 987-1774 x104

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