English-Language Arts Network

Canadian cast touring production: Montreal – Ottawa – Toronto,
Director & choregrapher Corey Castle
Musical director Shayne Gryn

A camp musical comedy revue for adult audiences. This rib-tickling, ass-slapping, toe-tapping, musical montage features all your favorite bathhouse icons. Billy visits the bathhouse for the first time looking for love but soon realizes that the other patrons are looking for something a little more temporary! Loads of 'catchy' music and plenty of scantily clad men! See you at the Baths!

Advance tickets @
PRIAPE 1311 Saint Catherine E. 514 521-8451
SKY PUB 1474-78 Ste-Catherine E. Fri, & Sat. nights.

Darlene St. Georges is having a solo exhibit of her encaustic paintings and new photo manipulee works! See the link http://www.trestler.qc.ca/expositions.html. and visit Darlene's site http://www.darlenestgeorges.ca for more details.

Maison Trestler is a Heritage House in Dorion, it's about 20mins drive hwy 20 west. Very easy to get there.

The vernissage is Wednesday June 18th @8:00 and the work will show until August 24th

Montreal’s Laura Archer returned home in August 2007 after working as a nurse for over a year in Central Africa with the humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières. 

Compelled to tell the stories of some of the refugees she worked with in Africa, Laura spent the next twelve months painting large acrylic portraits of them. You are invited to join the artist and members of the community for an exhibition of these paintings.

Opening Reception: Friday, August 15th 6-10PM
Open House: Saturday and Sunday (August 16th and 17th) Noon – 6PM

An artist shared studio/gallery space within a charming barn located in the midst of a forest.
Poetry, live music and painting and sculpture.

Grand Opening Saturday, 5-7pm June 28th
Open all summer week-ends 10am – 5pm and weekdays by chance or appt.
819 429-3797

Burlesque – July 23^rd to August 17^th, 2008

Featured Artist: Dennis Cardiff

Meet the Artist: Sunday July 27^th, 2 to 4 pm.

Dennis Cardiff’s hyper-realistic paintings celebrate famous and infamous ladies of burlesque. Cardiff describes his meticulously detailed work as soft realism, a re-arrangement of the elements of real life to the point of creative perfection.

Galerie McKenzie Marcotte in Wakefield Qc is pleased to present an exhibition of wood fired ceramic sculpture by Raymond Warren. The pieces, based on the theme of altitude, have in common either the experience of elevation by various means such as soaring on a swing or walking on stilts or the suggestion of altitude as the figures gaze at the skies. Ceramics produced in wood fire kilns are exciting and unpredictable and these are certainly both.

Québec’s largest sculpture park with some 70 outdoor sculptures is now open at the winery Domaine des Côtes d’Ardoise. The sculptures are in metal, wood, stone, and ceramic. Some 30 artists from Québec have brought their works to the 8th annual exhibition.

This is my way to escape into a world that’s just like ours – but a kinder version. Why can’t you have vast orchards in the middle of a city? Why are subdivisions – fragmented and false communities – so prevalent? Why can’t you build within existing geography and historical structures? Six Cities is an observation of the places I have travelled throughout North America this past year.

Steve Amirault-piano/vocals

Fraser Hollins-bass

Martin Auguste-drums

Every Monday Night 8:00pm - 11:50pm

Theatre Lac Brome's 2008 season of Professional Repertory Theatre

This years programming includes an all new production by The Four Anglos, (Ricky Blue, George Bowser, Josh Freed, & Terry Mosher) The 25th Century Belongs to Canada, Alan Acybourn's Intimate Exchanges, Let's Be Frank, a musical play starring Neil Napier and Laura Teasdale singing songs from the Great American Songbook, a 'new vaudeville' production, The Dik & Mitzi Anniversary Show, Richard Donat Reads Leacock, and an outdoors presentation based on a Brome County historical event written by Laura Teasdale.

For complete details consult the Theatre's web site: www.theatrelacbrome.ca

What if you had magical powers and could do whatever you wanted? And, what if everyone who had ever betrayed you was stranded on your tropical island? Oh, the fun you could have! But, what if your daughter was watching...

William Shakespeare's most celebrated fantasy, The Tempest, is a mystical tale of revenge, love, and the quest for power, filled with music, comedy and mystical spirits.

Come celebrate 20 years of Theatre in the Parks brought to you by Repercussion Theatre. Don't forget your chair!