l-r Marie Tifo, Vincent-Guillaume Otis,
Anne-Élisabeth Bossé
(Photo credit: Suzanne O'Neill)
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One less character, and you might have had brilliance
by Gaëtan L. Charlebois
I always liked what was shown at La Licorne. I just never liked La Licorne. When you went into the bar/theatre, back when, you almost felt like you had to duck as the ceiling was so low and during shows the lighting system was searingly obvious. It took great plays and great actors to make you forget the space and, for the most part, La Licorne had those. Now, in a their shiny-as-a-new-penny house you gotcher welcoming bar and atrium, generous main and studio spaces, and even a second floor terrace. You get to just enjoy the play now instead of fearing actors will brain themselves on a stage-light.