Labyrinth Stage Productions

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Labyrinth Stage Productions is proud to be part of the Montreal English theatre community and delight We are always looking for talent!

Daughters of Mile End 04/08/2019

Some magical moments of the play Daughters of Mile End captured by James St Laurent Photography

An original play by Pearl Lottner Rothenberg and Claudia Litvak Polachek, directed by Rachelle Glait. At the D.B Clarke Theatre (Concordia University, Hall Building) on April 3-6 2019.

Daughters of Mile End: a Jewish immigrant experience | Westmount Magazine 04/03/2019

Westmount Magazine talks about Daughters of Mile End (play opens tonight and runs at the DB Clarke Theatre until Saturday April 6). Get your tickets today
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4048627

Daughters of Mile End: a Jewish immigrant experience | Westmount Magazine From the co-authors of Queen of Chesed comes a brand new play. By Barbara Ford

We're talking about this play by Labrynth Stage productions on Sunday morning for All in a Weekend. 
It's about 2nd generation holocaust survivors and the lasting effects of growing up with parents who have been through incredible trauma. 
Something that one of the playwrights brought up struck a chord with me:
"Every immigrant has a different story of how and why they came here. They don't have one homogeneous story." 03/29/2019

What fun was had by all at CBC radio when Sonali Karnick interviewed Pearl Rothenberg and Claudia Litvak Polachek
for her show "All in a Weekend". Thanks Sonali for the shout out on Instagram (link below) Show airs Sunday morning on CBC Radio One’s All in a Weekend, between 6 and 9am.
"Daughters of Mile End": April 3-6 (8 pm) at DB Clarke
For Tickets click link : https://bit.ly/2Hlaszq

We're talking about this play by Labrynth Stage productions on Sunday morning for All in a Weekend. It's about 2nd generation holocaust survivors and the lasting effects of growing up with parents who have been through incredible trauma. Something that one of the playwrights brought up struck a chord with me: "Every immigrant has a different story of how and why they came here. They don't have one homogeneous story."

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