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When Circus and Performance Become Dance What a lovely evening at Tangente with two extrordinary choreographies! Before a short pause the audience was warmed up with a short [read on]
Beetlejuice Review
“Beetlejuice” is the kind of movie you watch when you’re not sober. Tim Burton’s trip of a film, released in ’88, throws you into a world where dead people are [read on]
Improvisers in the House: The Dollhouse Project
Improv actors love games, and Danielle Davidson has carefully crafted one for them. The Dollhouse Project is a semi-structured experimental theatre project where a group of [read on]
Two Continents, Two Visions: Montreal-Marrakech
Montréal-Marrakech is an extraordinary artistic experience! This choreography premiered at the Agora de la danse on Wednesday, September 18th, and I had an exceptional [read on]
Film Review: Close to You
Nova Scotia born actor Elliot Page returns to the big screen with the highly personal feature Close to You. The trans Oscar nominee co-wrote the screenplay along with British [read on]
Something About the Clouds Review
What an exceptional and varied evening! I had the opportunity to discover a contemporary solo by an Icelandic artist set to baroque music, followed by an electrifying solo by [read on]
Review: A Dive into the Intimate
Cinquième Salle | Place des Arts | September 10 Last night, the Cinquième Salle at Place des Arts transformed into a jewel box for three intense and intimate performances. [read on]
Film Review: Blink Twice (2024)
The Sisterhood of Untamed Excess, Weed, Wine, & a Wealthy Pretty Boy The new psychological thriller Blink Twice is definitely not for the faint of heart. TRIGGER WARNING [read on]
Film Review: Love Strikes Hard in Love Lies Bleeding
Excellent film about two lost, broken souls who find each other despite the obstacles.
Saints, Sinners, Lovers, and Fools: 300 Years of Flemish Masterworks
When enjoying gorgeous Flemish masterworks, viewers should also reflect on the cultural contexts of the works
Invisible Artists: A Perspective on Artisans and their Artistic Work
Exhibition features work from “invisible artists”.
Afrique en Cirque at Nuits d’Afrique
The audience becomes part of the circus with Kalabanté at this Nuits d’Afrique spectacle.
Broken Spectre: A Review
Film and exhibition of Richard Mosse’s work on destruction of the Amazon rainforest is gripping
Review: I Saw the TV Glow
Surrealist film explores the cultish appeal of sci-fi TV shows on the lives of adolescents
Fringe Festival Reviews #8
Reviews of Jimmy Hogg The Potato King, Bucket List Life is Short Make it Magical, Jon Bennett American’t, and How Birds Sing