Montreal In Review
The Commotion Theatre
What’s the real deal with Verdun? What the hell really happens in the Old Port? Where are the coolest, underground spots in Hochelega-Maissoneuve? Where can I buy drugs in Westmount? This show picks one area of Montreal and does a whole improvised show on it! Come learn about your borough, or tell us something we didn’t know about - then watch our improvisors explore REAL MTL.
Hosted by Saima Ahmed!
Saturday the 28th - 8pm
Parental Guidance Required
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HORAIRE / SCHEDULE
- Samedi 28 Mars 2020 / 20:00
60 minutes
Pour âges / For ages 13+
Retardataires / Latecomers : 60 minutes
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