What is Stages & Pages?
A book talk series hosted by Octopus Books, exploring themes from GCTC’s mainstage shows.
Join us on the first Sunday of the show run, where a local expert will present and lead a discussion on a selected book. Octopus Books staff, who have read our 26-27 scripts, have selected an accompanying book based on themes in the show. Whether you read the book in advance or pick up a copy while you are here, we aim to further enhance your experience of the show.
This presentation is free, and takes place before our Pay-What-You-Decide performance. We encourage you to stick around to watch the show.
Note: Books selected for the program further explore themes or subject matter in or inspired by the show. They do not necessarily reflect the plot of the show.
[Image description: Book cover for “Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire” by Alexandra Posadzki. A red-black gradient background with white and bolded red text. With a man on the bottom left. Half of his image is being cut off.]
Join GCTC and Octopus Books
Sunday, October 25th from 12:30 to 1:30 PM
as we discuss
Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire
by Alexandra Posadzki
presented by Paul Park, reporter at The Wire Report, a leading news service covering Canada’s telecom and media sectors
About the book:
Rogers v. Rogers takes readers inside the dramatic battle for control of one of Canada’s biggest companies, exploring the family relationships, corporate power struggles and high-stakes decisions behind the headlines.
The book is the source material for the stage adaptation of Rogers v. Rogers, presented at GCTC as part of our 26-27 season.
About Paul Park:
Paul Park is a reporter with The Wire Report and a longtime journalist who has covered Canada’s telecommunications and broadcasting sectors for many years.
Please RSVP to boxoffice@gctc.ca