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GET YOUR WOODY ON TONIGHT

AT WJT!

 

MAGIC AND HILARITY!

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: NAOMI SNEICKUS, RONALD PETERSON, MATT BARAM.  PHOTO BY SKYE REGAN.)

TONIGHT.  8 PM.  THE BERNEY THEATRE.

CBC Radio called it "magic and hilarity."  They're right.

Watch The National Theatre of the World improvise a World Premiere Woody Allen play before your very eyes! 

Because it's time to laugh, Winnipeg!

The rest o' the schedule:

Saturday, January 28 @ 7 PM - Workshop & Mystery Playwright!

Sunday, January 29 @ 2 PM: Neil Simon

The question you ask: Are they any good?

"Care, craft and comic genius," sayeth Now Magazine.

"Brainy, funny, surprisingly intense in character, emotion," chimeth Halifax Chronicle Herald.

"It's theatre in its most high octane form," gusheth The National Post.

“Does anyone come up with more clever ideas than The National Theatre of The World?” asketh The Toronto Star.

Does that answer your question?

Tickets are only $12 including GST.  A Member of the Tribe Festival Pass is only $25.  See as many shows of The National Theatre of the World as you want and attend as many of the events of Week Two of the Festival as you please.

Tickets and Festival Passes can be purchased by calling 477-7478.

 
 

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Week Two: Because One Week Wasn't Enough

ALL EVENTS AT THE BERNEY THEATRE

Thursday, February 9 @ 6 PM

 

Panel Discussion  "What is Jewish Theatre?"

 

Join some of Winnipeg's most accomplished Jewish theatre professionals for a conversation about what Jewish theatre, and being Jewish in theatre, means to them.

We are thrilled to have MTC Artistic Director Steven Schipper, past WJT Artistic Directors Kayla Gordon and Mariam Bernstein, and the fabulous actor Harry Nelken ready to talk and take your questions.

 

The discussion will be moderated by WJT Artistic Producer, Michael Nathanson.

A Pay-What-You-Can Event

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Friday, February 10 @ 7 PM

 

New Play Readings

 

The Rest is Commentary by Bruce Sarbit

Featuring: Doreen Brownstone, Terri Cherniack, John B. Lowe, Harry Nelken and Ellen Peterson. 

 

Good Intentions by Ginny Collins

Featuring: Tim Bandfield and Gwendolyn Collins.

There will be a brief Q&A following the end of the play.

This event is free admission

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Saturday, February 11 @ 8 PM

 

"Neurotica"

 

An Evening of Short Plays based on the dual themes of Something Jewish and Somethings Eros.

Featuring pieces by Laurie Block, Theatre Incarnate, Krista Jackson and Tricia Cooper, One Trunk Collective, and Michael Nathanson.

A Pay-What-You-Can Event

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