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Even with all the greenery, opened terrasses, and an incoming heat wave, believe it or not: It’s not summer until June 20, but it sure feels like it. With summer feels come summer vibes, and a slowly approaching sense of normalcy as festivals, travel, and sports start to pick in the city and across the province. If that’s not enough, don’t forget that things will reopen in Montreal even more as of June 7; things are really starting to look up, aren’t they?
A festival of dance and theatre
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Theatre: Segal adds Every Brilliant Thing to list of bright spots in dark times The Segal Centre reopens with Duncan Macmillan’s unexpectedly feel-good hit about combatting depression, while Festival TransAmériques prepares for its own comeback.
Author of the article: Jim Burke • Special to Montreal Gazette
Publishing date: Apr 29, 2021 • April 29, 2021 • 5 minute read • “Having gone through everything we have in the last year, with mental health being at the forefront of people’s lives, the show is super important right now,” actor Daniel Brochu says of Every Brilliant Thing. The interactive play centres on a list the protagonist creates of everything that makes life worth living. Photo by Leslie Schachter