TO DO Tonight: Danse Danse Ickamsterdam Rocco
They say that boxing is a kind of dance. Can dance be a kind of boxing?
Articles by Rachel Levine
Art Matters Festival: Why Yes, It Does!
Interview with Laurent Viau-Lapointe about Concordia’s biggest student-run art festival.
Myriam Gendron CD Launch: Dorothy Parker Sings the Blues
Gendron puts nine of Parker’s poems to music and talks to us about her musical background and how she found the magic nine.
To DO TONIGHT: BadBadNotGood and Simahlak
Toronto’s hip hop jazz stylists BadBadNotGood play the Fairmount.
Review We Are Not Alone: Stretching To Our Outer Limits
One-man show at the Segal Centre part documentary, part experience of an unexpected kind.
TO DO TONIGHT: Nuit Blanche and Cherry Typhoon Goodbye Show
Embrace the art from sundown until sunup with Nuit Blanche and make a stop at the Wiggle Room to say goodbye to one of our city’s best burlesque stars.
Nuit Blanche: These Are Worth the Under Eye Circles
Stay up all night with our picks for your Nuit Blanche.
TO DO TONIGHT: Busty and the Bass
Get down with the funkiest nine piece in Montreal for a good cause.
Interview with Cherry Typhoon: So Long and Thanks For All the Feathers!
Cherry Typhoon has her bags packed for Japan, but her heart is in Montreal. Our interview with the neo-burlesque dynamo is here:
TO DO TONIGHT: Collision Vernissage
Check out the hottest emerging art in Montreal at the Parisian Laundry tonight.
TO DO: Tonight Montreal’s Indie Game Fair
Find out what you’ll be downloading next month from Montreal’s most creative programming minds.
My Montreal Bucket List : Yarn Storytelling
Monthly storytelling night mixes things up and brings both new and veteran storytellers to the stage.
To Do Tonight: The Underground Comedy Railroad
Get ready for this sizzling all-black-comedian line-up.
TO DO TONIGHT: Bent By Elephants Album Release
This understated but talented group from Montreal release their second album tonight.
TONIGHT: Panti Bliss and Emer O’Toole Talk Gender Performance
Don’t miss Panti Bliss and Emer O’Toole discussing gender, performance, and writing books.