Raymond and Oulousian at the Ritz: Almost Beyond Words
Richard Raymond and his student Sarah Oulousian put on a master class of musicianship which featured a promising young artist and a decorated piano savant. [read on]
Richard Raymond and his student Sarah Oulousian put on a master class of musicianship which featured a promising young artist and a decorated piano savant. [read on]
Ghislaine Deschambault and Huizi Wang talk about La Porte, an opera being performed in June in Montreal. [read on]
One day event has a badge for everyone. [read on]
Three short works on being a woman. [read on]
The newest Star Wars anthology film explores some of Hans Solo’s backstory. [read on]
Elisabeth Martel braved rain and crowds to bring this photojournal of the top bands at Pouzza Fest 2018 [read on]
Front woman Shawna Potter talks about the band’s latest album, internalized sexism, and the notebook. [read on]
Natural gas, a fossil fuel substance that occurs naturally in the soil, can be harnessed to power homes and vehicles and is generally less toxic to the environment than other fossil fuels in the same [read on]
One of Quebec’s only Latina burlesque troupe leaders, Salty Margarita, talks about the upcoming June show. [read on]
Great acting and excellent direction go well with Tremblay’s finest script. [read on]
June is a month of festivals in Montreal. Here are the ones you might want to check out. [read on]
The terrasses of the Latin Quarter await you and Montreal has a celebration to mark it. [read on]
The popular guide to how to survive Osheaga 2018 is here. [read on]
The highly anticipated second instalment in the franchise will not disappoint. [read on]
NDG’s community music event takes place on patios and porches this weekend [read on]
Justin Saladino’s debut album ‘A Fool’s Heart’, follows the ‘No Worries’ EP released in 2016. It stands proudly at the crossroad between blues, soul and funk, weaving in these elements effortlessly, and it’s the perfect [read on]
How many more sleeps until the Fringe? [read on]
In 1956, while the big movers and shakers of the next generation such as Jean Lesage and René Lévesque were already in politics or moving towards that goal, Robert Bourassa’s story was only beginning. Recognized [read on]
David Tennant’s role is this new thriller’s only redeeming factor. [read on]
Cathartic and fun, choose your weapons and your games and get your angst out. [read on]
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