Talking to Get Off the Stage About Staying On
Sketch comedy troupes come and go, but Get Off the Stage has survived babies and ’80s references.
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The Dancing Arabs Review: Boy Meets Girl And Then There Was War
When outspoken Eyad attends a prestigious boarding school in Jerusalem and meets a girl from a different background, drama ensues
Sketchfest 2015: Sketchy Stuff Here
From Los Angeles to St. Laurent, the sketchiest comedians are coming to Montreal for a festival.
Next to Normal in Montreal: Interview with Director Calli Armstrong and Actor Kevin Raymond
Born out of a shared desire to have a meaningful process of creation, Beautiful City Theatre‘s (BCT) mandate is to produce theatre with a focus on the process of [read on]
Setting Off for the OFFTA
Wondering what are some of the hot shows to catch at the OFFTA? Try these.
Come Face The Singularity with #thanksbetoray
Interview with Colin Lalonde about immersive show about the ideas of Ray Kurzweil.
TO DO Tonight: The SAAL Process Vernissage at the CCA
Treat yourself to some revolutionary architecture at this vernissage.
Get Around Me is the Show You Must See About Sports and Sexual Assault
Australian Rules Football is a tough sport, so Team Canada player Gillian English wasn’t going to be put on the shelf after a sexual assault.
Theatre Review of The Tashme Project : The Living Archives
Interviews with Japanese survivors from Canadian interment camps makes for poignant show.
Theatre Review of Bea: The quest for happiness may render us unfortunate
Cerebral palsy and paralysis doesn’t stop Bea from experiencing profound freedom.
Theatre Review of The Hallway: 2015 just as gruesome as 1936
Poverty, drugs, and complicated relationships at heart of show that could take place as easily in 1936 as today.
Review of Brasserie Romantique : Valentine Squabbling over Fine Wine
In this restaurant, the food may pair together perfectly, but the couples less so.
Dance Review : Paradoxe Mélodie is Too Beautiful For Words
Contemporary dance piece by Danièle Desnoyers wows our reviewer.
Theatre Review of Selfie: Disturbing, Shocking, but Mostly Genius
Narcissism and being looked at are two of the themes captured in this original, provocative show
The Water Diviner Lets Crowe Test His Hand at Directing
Russell Crowe takes on the role of a man who searches for his sons during the Battle of Gallipoli.
Review: “The Age of Adaline” is a Modern Day Fairytale
Truly a modern fairytale and an original story by J. Mulls Goodloe and Salvador Paskowitz, The Age of Adaline tells the story of a woman who miraculously survives a car crash [read on]
Review of Clouds of Sils Maria: Artistic Angst in the Alps
Film tackles broad topics, but suffers from moments of pretension.