Mission Accomplished! An Artista is Born
Catching up following the first session of Imago Theater’s ARTISTA Program
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Montreal Art This Month : April Showers Shows
The Montreal art scene is a storm of events, from performance art to journal launches to vernissage parties. Here’s our list of things not to miss!
Comedy Review: The Brunch Club – First Edition!
The Brunch Club at Theatre St. Catherine has comedy you don’t want to miss on a Friday night.
The Envelope: Films on Stage
Vittorio Rossi draws back the curtain on the Canadian Film Fund board and though the process is ugly, the comedy is una bella follia!
TO DO Tonight: Curating Life — A Conversation about What’s Private and What’s Public
Hear Jonathan Goldstein and Erica Lehrer talk about when storytelling goes public.
Dance Review: The Little Prince Rockstar Fantasy
Enchanting, mesmerizing, and intimate, the Little Prince translates to dance.
Comedy Preview: 5 reasons to go to The Brunch Club this Friday!
This new comedy collective and stand-up series launches Friday. Here are reasons to go check it out.
Review: random Succeeds as Expected
Excellent production by Black Theatre Workshop and Imago Theatre has everything going for it.
Comedy Review: McGill’s BYOJ live comedy sketch show
McGill’s very own live comedy sketch, BYOJ took place at Player’s Theater in the SSMU building (McGill downtown campus) last weekend. I’ll start with what I didn’t [read on]
Review of Insurgent : Action and Effects Take Center Stage
Second part of the YA-to-film franchise less about plot and more about explosion eye candy.
TO DO Tonight: The Envelope
Expect this comedy about human ambition and art to be like Woody Allen, only set in Montreal and involving Italians!
Review : The Ambitions of Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame
Tuesday Night Cafe play explores meaty topics about the causes and effects of war.
TO DO Tonight: Children 404 at Concordia
Children 404 about gay teens in Russia screens at Cinema Politica.
Third Time Charming: Yiara Launches Third Issue
Conversation with the Yiara team about the launch of their third issue and the highlights of their past year.
Review : Captive is a Harrowing Hostage Drama
A group of people are kidnapped in the southern Philippines and endure the jungle as they await freedom or rescue.
Film Review of Kabbalah Me : The Personal Journey of a Kabbalah Convert
It’s not just for Madonna. A mid-life crisis leads Steven Bram in a spiritual direction.
Review: Hosanna Identity, Gender, and Sphinxes
A humiliating incident becomes a meditation on human relationships.
Review of “The Dead Lands”: Riveting and Barbaric
Sinj Karan reviews “The Dead Lands”, an intense movie about a young Maori warrior who teams up with a mercenary warrior in a quest for revenge.