Poster of the Day
Thanks to Kelly from the UK for this.
Potestad by Argentine playwright Eduardo Pavlovsky. Toronto's Tarragon Theatre, 1989. Designer, Theo Dimson.
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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1 comment:
I directed a show at the Tarragon this summer, and can vouch that this poster still hangs in the Extra Space dressing room.
Since you've passed over the Shaw Fest this year due to its soaring prices (though Hotel Peccadillo and Saint Joan are still worth seeing) - check out Tarragon's upcoming season. It's featuring some of Canada's best know playwrights (like Daniel MacIvor), and some rising stars (like Brendan Gall), with a dose of Michael Frayn's Democracy thrown in for good measure.
Michael Murphy
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