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Centaur Theatre and Talisman Theatre present
SEEKER
By Marie-Claude Verdier
Translated by Alexis Diamond
April 16 – May 3, 2026
Centaur Theatre, Montreal Quebec
(453 Rue Saint-Francois-Xavier)
Rural Arts: Ignite the Arts Festival
Summerland’s Ryga Arts Festival & Bouche Theatre Collective present
A Staged Reading of
FACELIFT
By Nathalie Boisvert | Translated to English by Johanna Nutter
Sunday, 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Tempest Theatre
125 Eckhardt Ave E, Penticton BC V2A 1Z5
Arts Across Canada & Abroad – Emerging Translator Commission 2026
뮤지컬
Written and directed by김가람 Kim Ga-ram
Co-written with Tyrone Perreault (Cowessess First Nation)
Composed by김준호 Kim Jun-ho
Translated to French by Sandrine Boudrias
Medusa returns to London!
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“…an arresting vision…made with absolute agency. “ – Reviews Hub
Global Hive Labs: Atlantis Creation Workshop (Italy)
“…smashing nationality and accessibility borders in a Total theatre that merges all sorts of artistic languages in a full voyage through the emotions…”- IMA Magazine
In Search of Taksu: A Conversation with Professor I Wayan Dibia (via TheatreArtLife)
At 70, Professor I Wayan Dibia is among Bali’s most influential choreographers and dance scholars.
In Search of Taksu: Bridging Cultures in Balinese Performing Arts (via TheatreArtLife)
I Made Sidia is an acclaimed artist and innovator in the Balinese Performing Arts. A fourth-generation puppeteer and the Artistic Director of Sanggar Paripurna.
Exploring Disability Arts: Theater HORA in Zurich (via TheatreArtLife)
With over 50 productions since its inception in 1993, Zurich’s Theater HORA is the only professional theatre company in Switzerland whose ensemble members all have a state recognized disability. I hopped a Flixbus to Switzerland to learn more about this unique company.
In Search of Taksu: Creation and Community in Balinese Performing Arts (via TheatreArtLife)
In Search of Taksu, Jack Paterson shares his insight into the creation and community in Balinese Performing Arts and the core of what art is to Balinese society. Originally published at: TheatreArtLife
In Search of Taksu: Cross Cultural Explorations in Bali (via TheatreArtLife)
Cross Cultural Explorations in Bali
The performing arts of Bali are rich, vast and complex. Virtually every form of music, dance, drama and puppetry has its origin as a function of ritual. Practices such as wayang kulit (shadow puppetry) reach back thousands of years.
Cross Cultural explorations in Bali
Cross Cultural Networking & Practice in Bali
Global Hive Labs: Medusa UK at The Pleasance Theatre (London,UK)
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – TheReviewHub;
“Accessibility at the heart of a multi-cultural, multi-lingual Medusa”
– TheatreT
Life on Mars Theatre Conference (Milan, Italy)
Waving the Canadian theatre flag at the international conference in Milan.
International Translation Workshop (London,UK)
TTHE NAUGHTY CHILDREN’S BEDTIME STORIES By Étienne Lepage | Translated by Jack Paterson With British Equity WSW London Branch (London, UK)
Global Hive Labs U.S.A.: Medusa opens at Steppenwolf Theatre (Chicago, U.S.A.)
After workshops in Italy, France, and the UK, Medusa opened at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre.
Walt Whitman’s Secret nominated for 6 Jessie Richardson Awards
“…beautifully produced and performed…” Colin Thomas, Colinthomas.ca
Translation: The Naughty Children’s Bedtime Stories (Vancouver, CAN)
“What a clever, funny, edgy piece!” – Tessa Mendel, Halifax Theatre for Young People
Jamais Lu Festival (Montreal, CAN)
An annual Festival, Jamiais Lu works to develop Quebec, Canadian and international dramaturgy.
Flausen Kongress (Cologne, EU)
In already provocative theatre culture, Germany’s Freie Theatre’s have taken a leading role in the push for fostering artistic vibrancy, public engagement and the development of future innovators.
Directing: SEX BETWEEN MEN IN THE 21ST CENTURY (London, UK)
May 19 & 20, 7:30 PM @ Theatre503
The Theatre Backpacker: Rural Art Festivals – Interview with Heads Up Festival (UK)
The work we include in the festival programme can change lives, the way people think, make life worth living.