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“‘Kisses Deep’ Captivates Audiences with Its English-Language Debut at Montreal’s Centaur Theatre”

Content: Michel Marc Bouchard’s captivating play, Kisses Deep, originally premiered in French back in 2021, and now it’s making its English-language debut at Montreal’s Centaur Theatre, with a fresh twist. The production brings together a stellar cast of Quebec’s top theatre talents, blending francophone and anglophone stars for an unforgettable experience.

Kevin Raymond, who portrays Hugo in Kisses Deep, shared, “It’s one of those plays that instantly resonates with you. Working with the crème de la crème of Montreal’s talents is truly exciting. Leni Parker, Yves Jacques, Alice Pascual, Lyndz Dantiste – they are all phenomenal actors.”

Set in a quaint town in rural Quebec, the narrative revolves around Hugo, a young man with a passion for fashion and aspirations of becoming a designer. His journey intertwines with his mission to restore his mother’s reputation following her arrest for assault.

Leni Parker, embodying Beatrice in the play, described, “It’s the culmination of events in Hugo’s life, a story about how a small community reacts to a crisis. The core of the play lies in the relationship between Beatrice and Hugo.”

Raymond added, “Kisses Deep is a tale of love, family, and redemption. It explores the significance of a mother in a young man’s life and the journey of self-discovery.”

Michael Gianfrancesco, the set designer, emphasized, “The story, though rooted in Montreal, resonates universally. It delves into themes of love, family, and personal growth that everyone can connect with.”

Featuring intricate characters and an enchanting set that immerses the audience in Hugo’s world, Kisses Deep offers a glimpse into the protagonist’s inner struggles and his intricate bond with his mother.

For those looking to experience this mesmerizing production, Centaur Theatre is hosting up to eight shows per week of Kisses Deep, running from Tuesday to Sunday until December 14.

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