Olympic Symphonium Gets Lucky with Jazz-Kissed Folk Album Chance to Fate
Olympic Sympohinum’s new album Chance to Fate is contemplative and searching. Rachel Levine talks to Kyle Cunjak about writing it.
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Jesus Christ Superband : Better than Your Momma’s Andrew Lloyd Webber
The Theatre St. Catherine crew joins forces with local indie musicians to perform the greatest rock operetta ever based on the Bible.
Hottest Ticket in Town this Weekend… PyCon!
PyCon, a conference dedicated to Python language, sold out months ahead of time. Seriously. What exactly makes a conference on computer programming so exciting?
Little Suns Turn To Shine
John Aaron Cockburn talks about how Montreal based Little Suns grew out of their old band into their beaming new identity.
Places To Learn French in Montreal vol. 1
Trying to figure out how to learn French in Montreal without spending too much money? Here’s some suggestions. Don’t worry… we don’t tell you “just go speak to someone.”
Behind Every Great Event is One Neurotic Event Planner
Sherwin Tjia talks about the stress and joy of being an event planner for the city’s quirkiest events.
Growing Up and Growing Old Ungracefully. Review of 4000 Miles
The Centaur’s production of Herzog’s 4000 Miles brings together a Gen Y hippie and a Greatest Generation hippie for a month of unpacking baggage.
Everything’s Coming Up Digital. Montreal’s Digital Spring
Businesses, artists, events, and venues come together in multi-month recognition of digital arts in Montreal.
Remixing the Remix with Saxsyndrum
Saxsyndrum tests the question “Do you trust your friends?” When it comes to remixing their music, apparently they do.
Forget the Cowbell… Molto Piano at Jazz en Rafale
Jazz Festival in Montreal focuses on international and local piano players.
FIFEQ Film Festival Takes You Around the World
Get to know other cultures through Montreal’s ethnographic film festival. Films are free and look at places ranging from our own backyard to Bangalore.
Studio Porte Bleue Opens its Door to Experimental Works
Colin Lalonde, founder and artistic director of Studio Porte Bleue, talks about why he showcases non-traditional theatre works in a non-traditional space in St. Henri.
Plenty of Cheek at Wiggle Room’s First Signature Boylesque
Can the boys pull it off as good as the girls?
The Augustines Just Want to Say Thank You
Eric Sanderson talks about how The Augustine’s self-titled debut album is built from the positivity and energy that helped them resurrect and soar.
Alan Partridge : Ego from 1989 in a Workplace of 2014.
Corporate minded Shape has taken over Radio Norfork. How can radio personality Alan Partridge use the situation to advance his career
Web Series About LARPers A Real Life Dream Come True
Julian Stamboulieh started his production company in order to make a web series one day. LARPers the Series is his company’s first production.
The Many Wanderings of Corinna Rose
Corrina Rose talks about her travels as a solo artist on Via Rail and the latest stage of her musical journey releasing her album Northeast Southwest.
Review : Fennario Launches his Attack with Political Motherhouse
Play about a woman working in a Verdun munitions factory more a platform to express the playwright’s political views on war (anti-), French-English relations (laissez-faire), big business (evil), and people with jobs who live in condos (slightly less evil).
East Meets West in the Revenge of Prince Zidan Opera
Chinese opera company blends traditional Eastern performance with Western story and creates entertaining spectacle.