SATURDAY, April 10, 2010
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LUCIEN
“HELTER SMELTER”
Last seen as a Florida tourist, The New Brunswick mill worker Lucien, returns to his North Shore roots where we find him smelt fishing in a colony of shanties on the Bay of Chaleur-still expounding on world issues, national crises, love, sex and politics. In his famous humourous manner Lucien is forced to ponder even bigger issues when global warming cuts his frozen shanty town loose and turns it into a floating state separating from Canada-heading towards Quebec, infinity and beyond. Marshall Button brings the multi-faceted personality of Lucien to the JBC for a first time performance that will prove to be memorable.
www.lucien.nb.ca |