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 Canis Tempus's newest production finds a new home this summer at the Portuguese Association. People who saw and liked our workshop at the Casgrain Theatre in January will be see how much further we’ve taken the show since the last time,” said Cuk. “Those who haven’t seen it before will have the advantage of seeing the production with fresh eyes. Our aim is to blow everyone away.” Chris Wilding joins original cast members It was not immediately revealed how much of the original cast will continue to appear in this latest incarnation of Quixote. However it is expected that all four will return to participate in the production. |
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Quixote Transferring Downtown In August Canis Tempus’ workshop production of Quixote has just received a new lease on life. Artistic Director Andrew Cuk has announced that his company will be mounting an expanded version of the show in August. Quixote’s new home will be the Portuguese Association on Saint Urbain in Montreal’s Plateau district. Cuk confirms that his company will spend a month in the space in order to create a customized environment for his creation. “The Portuguese Association space includes an unusual balcony set up,” Cuk explained. “We’re going to be able to take full advantage of the performance space’s architectural quirks to add a new dimension to our show.” |
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