Tangente’s Rhythmic Remix
Review of Tangente’s final show, featuring remixes and collaboartions by Sarah Bronsard and Nancy Gloutnez
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Review of Carol: Forbidden Love in the Fifties
Todd Haynes’ new lesbian drama stays true to the genre
Photojournal: Mademoiselle Opens with a Smoking Party
Lady Josephine, a go go dancer, and The Continentals gave a rowdy, fun welcome to this new joint.
Naughty Santa Comes to the Centaur
If you’re crossed off the nice list, you might as well go see these erotic tales told by some of your favourite local actors.
Review of Trumbo: The Alienable Right to Think, Write, Speak…
The story of Dalton Trumbo, a Hollywood screenwriter who was ostracized for his communist leanings
Review: Tribes at the Segal Centre
Important issues about community, family, and belonging addressed in show marred by clumsy narrative.
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks December 8 to 14
I’m back after having miraculously survived these last two weeks of end-of-term madness! December has crept up on us, and the holidays are fast approaching. My advice: [read on]
Agnes of God : Debates from the 80s
Drama pits faith against science as two women strive to do what is best for a young nun accused of infanticide.
Manuel Roque’s Intriguing 4-OR
Tangente explores collective unconsciousness in piece by Manuel Roque.
The Genius of Hitchcock Through the Words of Truffaut
A month long festival at Cinema du Parc showcases Hitchcock’s most celebrated films
Interview: David Michael Barrett talks Kiss Me Kill Me
The film’s writer lets us in on the filmmaking process
Don Cherry is back for more rock ‘em sock ‘em hockey
If you’re in Canada, there are surefire signs that December is upon us. Temperature goes sub-zero, there’s snow on the ground, Christmas trees are going up everywhere and [read on]
Interview: Andrew Martin talks Fire Song
The lead actor speaks on the problems youths face in First Nations communities
Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal: Slick But Lacking Substance
Nancy Berman reviews the latest triple bill from the Ballets Jazz de Montreal.
Nisha Coleman Launches Busker
Nisha Coleman’s new book follows her first year and a half as a busker on the streets of Paris, from her precarious arrival in the city to her thriving life.
One Singular Night for One Singular Chorus Line Sensation
Even with their one night show of A Chorus Line, Beautiful City Theatre adds its unique touch. Interview with Calli Armstrong and Ghislain Doté.
Book of the Month Club: A Very Courageous Decision by Graham McCann
T. A. Wellington reviews Graham McCann’s book “A Very Courageous Decision”, charting the making of what should have been Britain’s Best Sitcom.
Solos Festival – Night 2 – En français!
Winner of the French language production at the Fringe Festival as well as a show of puppetry promise to capture your total attention.
