“Geoff and Margo’s years of experience shines through: they are excellent in their roles and commit fully to their performance, even as beer sploshed out their cans and made them giggle.”
“Kilpatrick peppers her intimately personal stories with humour and pathos that draws the audience into her world and the diverse personalities of her dogs.”
Mer Weinhold: “This is a good play. I liked it. Please attend, I think you’ll learn something interesting about yourself and about other people.”
“Though a very cute and comedic show, the story made a real connection with many audience members, as they become emotionally attached to the characters—expressing sounds of shock, sadness and joy as they follow the boy through his journey.”
The 9th undercurrents festival is taking place at Arts Court from February 6–16.
How to Disappear Completely is playing in the undercurrents festival at Arts Court Theatre until February 17, 2018.
It’s the final weekend of Winterlude, but maybe you’ve already seen the sculptures, skated the canal, and eaten all of the fried dough. Well, not to worry. There’s still plenty to do in Ottawa this weekend.
Little Boxes is playing until Saturday February 17 at Arts Court Theatre.
New Play Tuesday played in the undercurrents festival at Arts Court Studio (2 Daly Avenue) on Tuesday February 13. The festival continues until February 17.
The Shit Show is playing in the undercurrents festival at Arts Court Studio until February 10, 2018.
The Pipeline Project is playing in the undercurrents festival at Arts Court Theatre until February 10, 2018.
Little Boxes is playing in the undercurrents festival at the undercurrents festival until February 17.
Forstner & Fillister Present: Forstner & Fillister In: Forstner & Fillister is playing in the undercurrents festival at Arts Court Theatre until February 17.
The second weekend of Winterlude is upon us and with it, plenty to do! From ice dragon boat racing, to Ottawa Winter Jazz Fest, to undercurrents, MEGAPHONO and more, this is the weekend to get out and enjoy all that Ottawa offers.
The 8th undercurrents festival is running from February 7–17 at Arts Court Theatre and the National Arts Centre. Tickets cost $20–25 and admission to some shows is on a pay-what-you-can basis.
