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Between the old stone walls and wooden rafters of the Byward Market’s Courtyard Restaurant, women in medieval ball gowns and men in masks and tights mingle to the sound of harpsichord and violin.
A new Ottawa theatre company is re-imagining the work of Robert Service, the famous Canadian poet known for “The Cremation of Sam McGee” and “The Shooting of Dan McGrew” and converting his memorable lines into a dramatic recital performed by 10 characters.
One morning, Arianne Matte’s grandmother woke up and couldn’t recognize her or any other family members. . .
With his thick Irish accent, Pat Kelly talks about his plans to construct an Irish cultural centre in downtown Ottawa, which would be the first of its kind in the city.