Interview with YouTuber Emilia Fart
Interview with Montreal youtuber about growing her channel and her upcoming one-night-only show.
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Fringe Reviews # 4: Fringemore
Three more shows reviewed: Happy-ish, Magnificence, and Lear in Limbo.
Fringe Festival Reviews: So We Fringe
Reviews of INK, Burning Bridget Cleary, The Immaculate Big Bang, and Piaf and Brel: The Impossible Concert.
Before Homosexuals: A Journey of Rediscovery
History is always being rewritten, revised, and edited as new discoveries are unearthed, information once hidden is rediscovered, and perspectives are changed. The [read on]
Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 2
Reviews for Attempts in Flight, The Adventures of Humphrey Beauregard, The Case O’Bianca, and Under the Sheets
The Dead Don’t Die: Too many cooks…
When you hear the premise and concept of The Dead Don’t Die for the first time, it actually sounds like a great and ambitious idea for an entertaining zombie popcorn flick [read on]
Fringe Festival Reviews # 1: PolySHAMory
From rural Texas to California to New York, Kate Robards’ journey is physical, emotional, and sexual.
Film Review: John Wick Chapter 3 – Parabellum
The third instalment of this series falls a little short in the plot development department, but will surely satisfy fans.
Lisa Fischer and Alonzo King’s Lines Ballet: Propelled Hearts
With a voice to shake you to your very core, Lisa Fischer takes to the stage with a dozen dancers in Alonzo King’s Lines Ballet’s Canadian premiere of The Propelled [read on]
Stockholm: The story of Stockholm Syndrome on the big screen
Ethan Hawke and Noomi Rapace star in this new film recounting a Swedish bank heist.
Hellboy: Not the third instalment, but it’s something
After Guillermo Del Toro made two great films with Ron Perlman as the beloved Hellboy, many fans have been wanting to see the third instalment in the series. Unfortunately, [read on]
Another Classic: Snowglobe Theatre’s Hamlet at Espace Knox
Interview with director Peter Giser about artistic and directorial decisions of the upcoming production.
Kidd Pivot’s Revisor: a fun-house mirror for modern times
In 1836 the Russian author Nikolai Gogol wrote a play called The Revisor in which not only the corruption but also the profound lack of humanity of government bureaucracies [read on]
The Dirt: Mötley Crüe’s backstory on the big screen
Mötley Crüe is recognized to be one of the most influential and notorious bands in the world, and it was only a matter of time before their fans got a biopic of this group. [read on]
Tlakentli Explores Identity Lost and Found
Contemporary dance piece explores themes of identity and colonization.
Five Feet Apart: Clichéd from the get go
Honestly, young adult novel adaptations tend to be uninspired films. Granted, The Fault in our Stars, Love, Simon and The Hate U Give are some great exceptions, but the rest [read on]