A review of “Except My Love For You,” a novel by John Hodgert
“Except My Love For You” by John Hodgert tells the story of a 45 year-old man named Gordon from Winnipeg, Manitoba. The novel begins with Gordon’s dramatic decision at the peak of his career to set aside his business and his marriage to [...]
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A Love Song That Lingers…
Posted in Courtney's Reviews, tagged canadian, fiction on October 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One Yellow Rabbit’s “Sylvia Plath Must Not Die”
Posted in Anna's Reviews, Courtney's Reviews, tagged anne sexton, canadian, sylvia plath, theatre, toronto on December 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Last night at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts I went to see the Calgary-based theatre collective One Yellow Rabbit perform one of their latest shows “Sylvia Plath Must Not Die”. I was drawn to the piece simply because my graduate performance thesis project was about Sylvia Plath. It was lovely to have [...]
See “Norway.Today.” Today!
Posted in Courtney's Reviews, Reviews, tagged theatre on September 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Last night I saw this fantastic production called “Norway. Today.” produced by Toronto-based company Theatre Smash. The basic premise of this ‘existential romantic comedy’ is that two characters, Julie and August, meet online in a chat room as Julie is searching for someone to commit suicide with her. August ends up being the ideal candidate. [...]
