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French-speaking Christmas Brunch 2024
Welcoming Francophone Community (CFA) GUINESS HOUSE, 727 7 Ave SW suite 1560, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaCome celebrate the magic of Christmas with us at our special brunch! A unique opportunity to gather and share warm moments with family and friends. On the program: Festive pastries and drinks to enjoy; Surprises for children: Face painting and other activities! Festive and friendly atmosphere; Music and carols…
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The Café Theatre is now open
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Interview: Jeromy Farkas
Rocky Mountain City Theatre 4800 Richard Road SW #240, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaInterview: Jeromy Farkas The municipal elections are coming up on October 20th. We will have to make an important choice for our future together in Calgary. Aware of the specific issues facing Francophones, Jeromy Farkas contacted La Cité des Rocheuses to learn more about our specific needs and challenges for […]
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Pub Night at the Café Théâtre!
Rocky Mountain City Theatre 4800 Richard Road SW #240, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaPub Night at Café Théâtre! Experience the atmosphere of a real pub in the heart of La Cité des Rocheuses! Beers, cocktails, delicious food, and great music await you at Café Théâtre in La Cité des Rocheuses.
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Conference: Rethinking Identity in Translation
Rocky Mountain City Theatre 4800 Richard Road SW #240, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaConference: Rethinking Identity in Translation Dr. René Lemieux – Concordia University This conference examines the traditional boundaries of translation through four examples where the act of translating transcends simple linguistic transfer to become an act of creation, resistance, or cultural reinvention. Through four case studies – a theatrical adaptation […]
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Literary Evening: Otherness of/within oneself
Rocky Mountain City Theatre 4800 Richard Road SW #240, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaLiterary Evening: Otherness of/within the Self - Eileen Lohka, University of Calgary. We will discuss the otherness intrinsic to the self, and then examine how certain writers from Mauritius, including Nathacha Appanah, Ananda Devi, and myself, translate this inner gap into our writing. It is on the fault line, between identity and otherness, that «artists […]
