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Segal Centre Launches Three New Shows

7/3/2017

What's in a Name?

ASL-interpreted performance
Saturday, July 29th, 8pm
Discount tickets $24.50

“A LIVELY COMEDY FULL OF VERVE AND SURPRISES...” – ELLE QUÉBEC
When Vincent reveals what he and his wife plan to name their unborn son, the shocking moniker causes a scandal among their friends. But what could be so offensive about a name? A casual dinner erupts into an outrageous verbal slugfest where juicy secrets are served up and long-standing friendships might get cooked!

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How To Disappear Completely

Sunday, May 21st, 7pm
DISCOUNT TICKETS: $24.50

Seats will be Deaf-patron friendly.
Tickets may not be exchanged or refunded.

It Shoulda Been You

IN YIDDISH WITH ENGLISH AND FRENCH SUPERTITLES
June 4th - June 25th, 2017
Discount tickets $24.50

Sisters in Motion - Poetry Night Women of Colour

4/11/2017

Sisters In Motion will showcase the voices & vulnerability of Black, Indigenous and racialized sisters. By the simple act of sharing our stories, we discover our own power and create the community we all deserve. Our work and our words can no longer be denied for we have never been without a voice, rather the only thing we lack is a stage. See you there!
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Jabber - ASL Interpreted Performance

2/15/2017

Geordie Productions presents...

Jabber - with ASL interpretation
March 25th, 7 - 8:15pm

Let’s say three actors play out a story that takes place in a high school. Let’s say one of them plays an outgoing Egyptian-born girl who wears a Hijab. Let’s say her parents made her change schools recently because of some graffiti that said, “All Muslims must die,” and that the guidance counsellor at her new school, Mr. E, is doing his best to help her fit in. Let’s say that a big part of his advice to her is to stay away from Jorah, a grade 10 guy who has challenges of his own (namely a temper that he inherited from his dad who’s in jail for beating up his mom.) But let’s say that maybe, just maybe, Fatima and Jorah start to, like, like each other…

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Visual Improv 2017

1/16/2017

A silent improv show featuring deaf and hearing improvisers on stage! Be prepared to laugh! This exciting show is a fundraising event for Seeing Voices Montreal. Ft. Daz Saunders, Jack Volpe, Sera Kassab, Hodan Youssouf, and Mounir Boudjema
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Don't forget to come to the ASL social night right after the show at Le Reservoir!

"Deaf Women, Tell Me" Movie Screening

10/26/2016

Saturday, November 5th, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Room 302, SSMU Building
3480 rue McTavish, Montreal, QC H3A 0E7
Tickets are $10 each

Please email us for building wheelchair access instructions.

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Deaf women, tell me ... A film 100% accessible: fully signed (LSQ), fully subtitled in English, fully audible in French.

"Traditionally, hearing people are the ones doing research, writing books, and making movies about Deaf people. What kind of stories would Deaf people tell about their lives, perceptions, and experiences, if they had the chance? I am a Deaf woman, yet no one told me about the history of the Deaf. I met many Deaf women and asked them to tell me their life stories. My story. They attended the first and only school for Deaf girls in Quebec and New Brunswick, the Institute of Deaf-Mutes of Montreal, led by the Sisters of Providence, in operation between 1851 and 1975. The Deaf women of this generation know all about their history. They share a common history, a common language. They have told me their story; now they will tell you." -Marie-Andreé Boivin
Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1326222620764072

The Halloween Tree - ASL Interpreted Performance

10/9/2016

Sunday, Oct 23rd, 2pm
D.B. Clarke Theatre
1455 de Maisonneuve West, Montreal

On Halloween night, five friends meet up to go trick-or-treating. But their best friend, Joe Pipkin, is too sick to go. He tells them to meet at The House, an old, deserted place in the ravine that none of them have ever dared to visit on Halloween night, but when they arrive, instead of Joe they encounter a mysterious man named Carapace Clavicle Moundshroud... What follows is an epic journey into The Undiscovered Country to find out the hidden secrets of Halloween and to save Joe Pipkin.

ASL-Interpreted Show, Oct 23rd, 2pm

Tickets are $15

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Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1857866971108720/

"My Name is Asher Lev" - ASL interpreted performance

10/1/2016

MY NAME IS ASHER LEV
At The Segal Centre for Performing Arts
MONTREAL PREMIERE

ASL-INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE:
Saturday, October 1 – 8PM

Facebook event

Based on the beloved novel by Chaim Potok!
At a young age, Asher Lev discovers he has a mystifying artistic talent. When his passion for painting conflicts with his traditionally religious family, Asher’s gift threatens to divide his entire community. Is he willing to give up his faith to fulfill his destiny?

DISCOUNT TICKETS: $24.50
For tickets : please email boxoffice@segalcentre.org
* Limited discounted tickets available, subject to availability.
* Tickets may not be exchanged or refunded.
* The script is available for orally Deaf & hard-of-hearing patrons to follow along.

Deaf Awareness Week 2016!

9/13/2016

It's Deaf Awareness Week 2016! Come join us at SSMU on Friday Sept 23rd, 5pm, for a SILENT (captioned) movie night! The Movie we will be playing is "No Ordinary Hero". Afterwards, join us downstairs in the Gerts Bar for the September edition of ASL social night! If you are free on Saturday, come to St-Jerome for a whole day of "World Deaf Day", with a presentation at 7pm by special guest Joel Barish - world renowned Deaf traveller! See you there!

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1245720832139996/

"Intro to ASL (with health care focus)" is on again!

9/10/2016

Registration for Fall 2016 "Intro to ASL (with health care focus)" is now open for registration, spaces are limited. The course will run from Sept 29th to Oct 27th, Thursdays, 4:30-6:30pm.

Bad Jews :: Montreal Premiere - ASL Interpretation

5/3/2016

Written By JOSHUA HARMON
Directed By LISA RUBIN

PRESENTED WITH ASL INTERPRETATION:
MAY 22 @ 7PM, Discount Tickets $24.50
For the 1 show night with ASL interpretation only.

* Limited discounted tickets available, subject to availability.
* Tickets may not be exchanged or refunded.
* The script is available for orally Deaf & hard-of-hearing patrons to follow along, please email production@seeingvoicesmontreal.com

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ONE OF THE MOST BUZZED ABOUT NEW PLAYS IN NORTH AMERICA MAKES ITS MONTREAL PREMIERE IN THE SEGAL STUDIO!

Joshua Harmon's breakout hit asks what you choose to believe, when you're chosen.
When three cousins gather in a cramped Manhattan apartment to mourn the death of their beloved grandfather and fight over a precious family heirloom, they learn there is much more at stake than who gets what. Bursting with crisp, fast-paced dialogue, Bad Jews is an exciting exploration of faith, family and legacy that is as thought-provoking and poignant as it is viciously funny.

CRITIC’S PICK
- THE NEW YORK TIMES

“BITING AND BRILLIANT”
- VARIETY

“HILARIOUSLY, EXQUISITELY EDGY”
– THE TIMES

TRAILER VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ky43Y4eY2E

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Segal Centre Launches Three New Shows

What's in a Name?

How To Disappear Completely

It Shoulda Been You

Sisters in Motion - Poetry Night Women of Colour

Jabber - ASL Interpreted Performance

Buy your tickets ($15) before they sell out!

Visual Improv 2017

"Deaf Women, Tell Me" Movie Screening

Deaf women, tell me ... A film 100% accessible: fully signed (LSQ), fully subtitled in English, fully audible in French.

The Halloween Tree - ASL Interpreted Performance

ASL-Interpreted Show, Oct 23rd, 2pm

Tickets are $15

"My Name is Asher Lev" - ASL interpreted performance

Deaf Awareness Week 2016!

"Intro to ASL (with health care focus)" is on again!

Bad Jews :: Montreal Premiere - ASL Interpretation

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It Shoulda Been You

Buy your tickets ($15) before they sell out!

​Deaf women, tell me ... A film 100% accessible: fully signed (LSQ), fully subtitled in English, fully audible in French.

ASL-Interpreted Show, Oct 23rd, 2pm

Tickets are $15

CBC Short Docs Series

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Deaf women, tell me ... A film 100% accessible: fully signed (LSQ), fully subtitled in English, fully audible in French.