MONTREAL – A stripper shows up at a Florida trailer park and proceeds to wreak havoc by having a noisy affair with a married man. Two musicians meet in punk-rock-era Glasgow and go on a personal and professional voyage of discovery. Body parts speak. Ragweed sings.
The Next Wave Festival of New Musicals begins today and its program is all about choice.
The festival begins with a Quebec version of The Great American Trailer Park Musical, called Ma femme, ma blonde et ma roulotte, at the Espace Libre, tonight.
The story follows the highs and lows of life at the Armadillo Acres trailer park.
“It’s an absolute scream,” festival artistic producer Stephen Pietrantoni said. “There are a lot of Quebec references in the translated version. In the original version, the stripper comes from Oklahoma City. In Ma femme, she comes from Drummondville.”

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