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Fringe Festival Reviews #4

Reviews of two very personal shows: one about escaping violent situations and the other about a young woman dealing with the death of her mother. [read more]

Fringe Festival Reviews #3

Jacqueline van de Geer

Sci-fi inspired show asks what to do when the world ends. [read more]

Interview: Jon Bennett Gets A Green Card

Rachel Levine

Interview with global storytelling sensation Jon Bennett about his latest show Ameri-Can’t’s origins. [read more]

Fringe Reviews # 2: Wit and Wrath: The Life and Times of Dorothy Parker

Anna Fuerstenberg

Spend a Fringe show with the legendary wit herself [read more]

Review: Weathering

Jacqueline van de Geer

Outstanding show at the FTA that must be seen. [read more]

Jem Rolls. Montreal Fringe for All. Photo Rachel Levine

Fringe Reviews: The Kid Was A Spy

Anna Fuerstenberg

Jem Rolls always arrives with elevated, flawless delivery on a well-researched topic. [read more]

Review: Kurios

Rachel Levine

Outstanding Cirque show full of steampunk, laughs, and awe [read more]

Prophétique (on est déjà né·es) Review

Jacqueline van de Geer

A must see dance show at the FTA asks to witness battles against injustice, exclusion, and violence. [read more]

Two women on stage with large white plastic bags

Review: The Cloud at the FTA

Jacqueline van de Geer

A captivating, dark, realistic and touching queer anti-capitalist performance at the FTA [read more]

Laughing women at a dinner table in a theatre piece.

Review: Carte noire nommée désir

Jacqueline van de Geer

FTA offers Rebecca Chaillon’s latest show that moves and surprises. [read more]

Review: Catarina et la beauté de tuer des fascistes

Jacqueline van de Geer

Outstanding and surprising play about a family with some unusual traditions from Tiago Rodrigues [read more]

FTA : Multitud

Rachel Levine

Hypnotizing work lets the viewer construct their own meaning. [read more]

FTA: Moving Tales in Told By My Mother

Jacqueline van de Geer

Two stories about women and the loss of their sons feature in this poignant piece at the FTA [read more]

Press journalist sits on ground while soldiers march around her

Review: Civil War

Nick Janke

Alex Garland’s Civil War leaves a lasting impact [read more]

Danse Gauthier brings Theaterhaus Stuttgart to Montreal with an exhilarating triple bill

Nancy Berman

Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart, under the artistic director of Quebec’s own Eric Gauthier, wowed Montrealers with two reinterpretations of Swan Lake, by Marie Chouinard and Hofesh Shechter respectively, as well as a classic by “Mr. [read more]