The cast of Paradise Lost
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Tomorrow’s the big day with Paradise Lost at the Segal centre and so today I post the final image: The poster image taken by Andrea Hausmann
I highly recommend that you see this play while you can, and I hope we will be seeing more of Paul Van Dyck and this inspired show.
A post-show shot of Adam & Eve relaxing taken at the Altantic Fringe Festival by Kevin Kindred
Come see Paradise Lost Dec.10 at the Segal Centre in Montreal
“Montreal actor/director Paul Van Dyck has come up with a dazzling new solo performance art piece, complete with slick computer graphics and Adam and Eve puppets, that strikes with the force of devilish revelation. His line delivery offers an audacious re-interpretation of the text that makes Milton sound relevant to today. Don’t hesitate to buy a ticket…
The amazing thing about Van Dyck’s piece is that it reinterprets Milton without radical deconstruction… Judging from his virtuoso performance in Paradise Lost, Van Dyck’s career could be about to take flight.”
Another image from one of the CGI characters ‘Sin’ made by the amazing artist Jeremy Eliosoff from Paradise Lost come see it again Dec. 10
…Van Dyck turns an arduous English literature class reading into sexy, sinful fun.
Photo courtesy of Rabbit in a Hat productions from original production at Theatre Sainte Catherine Come see it again Dec. 10
I would definitely strongly recommend Paul Van Dyck’s adaptation of Paradise Lost…
Photo taken at the 2011 Atlantic Fringe Festival in Halifax of Paradise Lost come see it again Dec. 10
