Talking Tragic Queens with Rhiannon Collett
Unusual and prize winning production, Tragic Queens, is not just unique for its content, but also for its creation.
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Let Your Wild Side Out This January
The Wildside Festival in Montreal promises great theatre to break up the January blahs.
Review of The Nutcracker, Graceful Ballet Ouest De Montréal
Graceful and with great costumes, the annual Nutcracker production of 2017 is a treat.
Ferdinand: Another mediocre animated film
This film tells the story of Ferdinand, a bull who has to choose between his good life with his owners, or fighting in the arena.
The Greatest Showman: The circus hits the big screen
Hugh Jackman stars in this biographical musical about the beginnings of the Barnum & Bailey Circus.
Foirée Montréalaise: Destigmatization by Party of Modern Yesteryear
Celebrate the season with Theatre La Licorne’s annual show.
The Disaster Artist: The worst movie ever and how it happened
James Franco directs and stars in this retelling of how the infamous film The Room was made.
Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal’s Dance Me: paging Leonard Cohen
With the one-year anniversary of his death one month past, Montreal’s craze for all things Leonard Cohen shows no sign of abating. There was the five-night Jenny Holzer [read on]
Godot Has Come, but Gets Lost in Translation
Absurdist play’s sequel gets so absurd that it is difficult to follow.
Cannes Lions 2017: They are all winners
A special program showcasing the winners for best advertisements at Cannes, tonight only.
December Festivals and Events in Montreal 2017
December in Montreal is all about markets, music, and merry making. Check out the list of festivals and other events here.
Image + Nation for 30 Years
Annual film festival shows films about queer, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and trans subject matter.
Space Next / Exo: Fun for the whole family
An immersive experience presented at the Planetarium explores the future of life in our universe.
Review of 39 Steps at the Centaur
Brilliant farce with great acting, sets, and top notch directing now on.
Review: Roman J. Israel, Esq.
Dan Gilroy’s latest film stars Denzel Washington as a down-on-his-luck lawyer who wants to turn his life around.
Justice League: Slightly Lighter Fare from DC
The latest film from the DC universe brings together our favourite heroes and makes a step in the right direction.
Review: Bad Jews Revival at the Segal Centre
Bad Jews returns to the Segal Centre for a short showing.
Murder on the Orient Express: Agatha Christie’s novel brought to life
Kenneth Branagh directs this beautifully shot murder mystery film.
Manic at the RIDM
Local filmmaker Kalina Bertin offers this unflinching look at her family’s struggles with mental illness and the role played by her complex father.