Reviews
The Press:
“Till We Meet Again is a worthy, meaningful, pleasantly entertaining event.”
“Till We Meet Again is a remount of a show that has been garnering acclaim across the country since 2005.”
“The play provides an important message of hope and understanding at a time when despair is again on the rise….It is purely and simply delightful; A thoroughly enjoyable experience. A musical review worthy of your attention and support. A great way to escape and enjoy these timeless memorable classic songs.
“Till We Meet Again is a must-see play. Whether you’re young or just young at heart, you’ll experience emotion, laughter and tenderness. Simply put, Till We Meet Again is a classic in the making.
“With Till We Meet Again, Theatre Panache opens a window on the past, taking us back to the dark days of World War II, a time when people had to stick together to survive, when a simple radio broadcast could make all the difference by contributing directly to the morale of the troops and the population. A journey in time.
“This is a “must see” play… Set in a CBC radio station in Montreal during World War II, this is THE play of the season to bring your children and your parents. The message of hope under adversity is a lesson all young persons need to hear, and the music from the 1940’s will bring back long lost memories to those who lived during that era.”
“Till We Meet Again: One of the 10 Best Productions of 2005”
“…an evening of nostalgia, an incitement to reminisce, and a chance to enjoy the lyrics and music of another era. But you don't have to have lived through that era to enjoy this show!”
“Till We Meet Again is a trip down memory lane.”
The Audiences:
"Words do not do justice to the great happiness and joy that you provided to myself and my family.. The musical performance captured the essence of all that both of my parents remembered. An unbelievable performance by everyone." David, Orleans, Ontario
"The show was fantastic! Loved every minute of it!" Lisa, Ottawa, Ontario
"There are some genuinely magical moments..And thanks for the history lesson."
Adele & Catherine
“…The Gordon Watkins character amazed me and I had a lump in my throat each time he was on stage!
The cast were superb and they made me cry, laugh, sing and think of those dark and yet so memorable years between 1940 and 45….” Marion, Ottawa, 2005
“…Just a quick note to tell you how much my mother and I enjoyed "Till We Meet Again". We were at the "sold out" Sunday matinee. I laughed, I cried, then I cried and laughed some more. Everyone was raving about it as we left the theatre. ” Sylvia, Ottawa 2005
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