Fringe Festival 2016 : Lyla’s Picks
Lyla McQueen Shah shares her picks from the Montreal Fringe For All.
Festivals and events happening in Montreal
Lyla McQueen Shah shares her picks from the Montreal Fringe For All.
I could have named another 25 easily. Here are 10 you might not have on your radar that you should, and 4 that probably already are.
Ideas in need of supporters can be found at annual book fair about social justice and anarchy.
Holly Gauthier-Frankel talks about the creation of her third show about Miss Sugarpuss and why this one will be the character’s last.
Meags Fitzgerald talks about Long Red Hair, why she learned to draw ambidextrously, and shares 20 pieces of advice for aspiring writers.
World food tour changes its dates from August to September to attract more students to its tables.
Lar Vi’s route to finished Fringe show hurdles an Icelandic trip.
“The great part of this, is that I am effectively living two entire lives, that I am doubling my time on Earth in a way. The bummer is that I am wiped out.”
Get your summer mixed drinks on at this festival in Montreal.
The cast and crew get to meet the press at the first press conference preceding the launch of the schedule.
Rachel Levine talks to Lar Vi about getting her show, The Making of Warm Mess, ready for the Fringe.
The biggest and only anarchist theatre festival in the world takes place in May in Montreal.
Angela Potvin acts in Fringe Festival show Clavis Argentum and reports on the current state of her experiences.
Invasion Cocktail returns with a week of events that will stir your desire to sip.
“The best part of performing is diving deep into a character and making an audience laugh until they pee a little.”
The D.A., Downtime, and Parker and Seville at the Montreal Improv Theatre get lots of audience love.
Interview with Colin Sharpe from The Weaker Vessels, performing at Sketchfest.
Support mostly proper ladies Tessa J Brown and Marianne Trenka fund their Montreal Fringe Show.
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