Travesties Review: With Layered Wit, It’s A Hit!
Jacob Tierney directs Tom Stoppard’s witty play Travesties at the Segal Centre.
Articles by Stephanie Weiner
Breaking Out His Own Music: Interview with Jazz Pianist, Robi Botos
Hungarian-Canadian jazz pianist, Robi Botos, makes Toronto his home. He’s worked with Oscar Peterson and won countless awards all over the world, all by the tender age of [read on]
Mission Accomplished! An Artista is Born
Catching up following the first session of Imago Theater’s ARTISTA Program
Interview with The Fortunate Ones : Blissful in Montreal
Newfoundland’s Fortunate Ones, played an incredible show at Montreal’s Petit Campus. Stephanie interviews them HERE.
Histoires Sans Mots: Hichem Khalfa Talks Jazz And The Trumpet
Interview with the French-Algerian trumpeter on the eve of his album launch.
Blankfest 2015 : Fight the Cold And Rock Hard for Montreal’s Homeless
Interview with Jon Asher about Blankfest Quebec 2015, an event that brings together local rock bands for a great cause- Montreal’s homeless.
New Blue Moon Soothes: A Review
Montreal can lay a touch of claim to Aussie singer-songwriter The Singer (Mike O’Dowd): he’s been based here this past year. Last Fall, he released a debut EP, New Blue [read on]
Interview With Blues Beatboxing Duo Heymoonshaker
Combining blues guitar, gritty vocals and beatboxing, Heymoonshaker is making a fantastic and unique sound.
Review of the Musical Lost & Found: It’s Love!
David Sherman and Nancy Lee deliver an intimate and relatable performance in their docu-musical Lost & Found.
Lost & Found: The Art of True Love as a Musical
Montreal lovebirds, David Sherman and Nancy Lee talk about their road to romance and their musical play, Lost & Found.
Interview with The Singer: Wandering Globally, Performing Locally
Australia’s singer-songwriter, The Singer, talks music, his new EP, influences, and life in Montreal.
Hugh Are You? A Review of No One Like Hugh
Witty, punny play is as much Shakespeare as it is The Princess Bride.
Coups de Theatre: From the Cutesy Sweet to the Grotesque
Youth oriented theater at the Coups de Theatre Festival explores some very grown up themes. Reviews of several shows.
Interview with Travis Martin : No One Like Hugh Might Save your Life
No One Like Hugh is coming to the Mainline this week. Writer Travis Martin talks about creating the play and his wild, wild life.
I <3 MBF, too: A Review
Michael Bernard Fitzgerald (MBF) is a Canadian Calgarian you don’t want to miss.
Thoughtful Comedy About West vs. East (Africa): Review of Social Studies
Moving portrait of a family with an adopted Sudanese student also examines western privilege and the Canadian immigrant experience.
Have We Forgotten Yet? Stories of the Human Impact of War
An Interview with Micheline Chevrier, Imago Theater’s Artistic Director about six works by six companies on the theme of war
Rock and Roll Royalty Coming to Montreal: An Interview With Eric Burdon
British invader Eric Burdon talks to Montreal Rampage about his encounter with James Brown, making iconic music, and his appreciation for music today.
When Peppy Canadian Pop Comes to Town: Interview with Michael Bernard Fitzgerald
Calgary’s MBF brings his cheery spirit and great music to Montreal.