Louis Riel: A Comic Strip Stage Play
Interview with Zach Frazer about his remounted production. [read on]
Interview with Zach Frazer about his remounted production. [read on]
Photos of the annual elegant dining event in Montreal. [read on]
Problems existed almost from the very beginning of the Province of Canada’s new system of government. It seemed to achieve not only the semblance of a democratic system but also the gradual assimilation of the [read on]
Organizer Erin Hall talks about the annual comedy festival celebrating women. [read on]
Many events for NDG Arts Week are still taking place despite a massive storm that tore through the main event space. [read on]
In 1858, a young man arrived in Montréal, unknown to many but a select few who had seen his potential as a scholar back in Manitoba. This man, Louis Riel, was supposed to become a [read on]
Photos of the supportive and joyous participants in the 2017 Pride Parade. [read on]
September in Montreal keeps the city on the move all through the fall season. [read on]
Yearly festival dedicated to street art in Montreal features large murals and street dance. [read on]
Soderbergh’s latest film is a gritty heist movie set on the NASCAR racetrack. [read on]
Guns n’ Roses make amends for 1992 aborted Montreal show that led to a riot [read on]
Jean-François Laguionie’s animated film follows an elderly woman’s life after being left behind. [read on]
Annual festival presents 33 free dance shows in non-traditional areas of the city. [read on]
Two teenager siblings grapple with the separation of their parents over a summer. [read on]
Black Theatre workshop’s offerings look around the world for inspiration [read on]
The concept of the Underground Railroad had existed since the late eighteenth century but it was only until the 1830s when its name, part of a code for interested peoples to communicate with each other, [read on]
What does India mean on the anniversary of its independence from British rule. [read on]
But Nolan delivers cinematic magic as usual. [read on]
Kate Stockburger talks about the feminist theory of Sad Girls behind Tragic Queens [read on]
The third installment in Michael Winterbottom’s series finds two men taking on the Spanish countryside. [read on]
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