A Masterpiece Of Humanity

MARY LOU AND LÉOPOLD have been married for twenty years. They have two teenage daughters and a young son. They lead a very simple life, with low pay and little problems. But behind their numerous trivial worries stemming from a dull and monotonous daily life lurk more serious problems. Grudges, disappointments, hatred, borne from their inability to communicate. All this leads to a tragic death, which is relived ten years later, through the eyes of their two daughters who, in familiar surroundings, settle the score with each other and their past, each in their own way.

This is without question one of Michel Tremblay’s greatest works. All the characters are finely drawn, each having their reasons for acting in a way that drives them farther apart. This piece has moments of love and tenderness, and especially hope.

“A MATURE WORK. PERHAPS THE MOST EMBLEMATIC OF MICHEL TREMBLAY’S PLAYS.” – VOIR, MONTRÉAL

with Mélanie BEAUCHAMP, Janick HÉBERT, Diana LEBLANC and Guy MIGNAULT
direction Diana LEBLANC and Guy MIGNAULT, ASSISTANTS Patricia MARCEAU

A PRODUCTION OF THÉÂTRE FRANÇAIS DE TORONTO

Forever yours, Mary Lou

From February 2 to February 19, 2011
WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY	SATURDAY	SUNDAY
2 8 PM MB CV	3 8 PM	4 8 PM	5 8 PM	6 2:30 PM
9 8 PM MB CV	10 8 PM	11 8 PM	12 3:30 PM 20 h	13 2:30 PM
16 8 PM MB CV	17 8 PM	18 8 PM	18 3:30 PM 8 PM

	PREVIEW
	OPENING
MB	MERCREDI BAVARDEUR (Post-performance discussion with the actors)
CV	PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN
F	FAMILY
SURTITLED PERFORMANCES IN RED

Student Matinees

Forever yours, Mary Lou

From February 2 to February 19, 2011
WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY	SATURDAY	SUNDAY
9 8 AM	10 1 PM