The Great Canadian Theatre Company, which went dark as soon as the coronavirus struck Ottawa in March 2020, will resume in-person performances Nov. 30 when it launches its highly political 2021-22 season. Read More
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Great Canadian Theatre Company breaks pandemic hiatus with five-play season starting Nov. 30
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