What to See Tonight: Love Stinks at Cafe Cleopatra
Get ready to get bawdy with the troupe from Glam Gam for Valentine’s Day
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Ceux comme La Terre: Nuanced Portrait of the Dene People
Documentary presents the life and issues of this Northwest people through a close portrait and study of several Dene.
Interview with Kym Dominique-Ferguson: Talk Dirty to Me
The Art of Performing Aural Sex promises a line-up that will excite and delight with their erotic performances in diverse disciplines.
Review of Kyle Kinane’s I Liked His Old Stuff Better: If You Say So…
Kyle Kinane’s new album and comedy special might be his best yet. So much for titles…
Interview with Louise Lecavalier: Still Going Strong in So Blue
Nancy interviews Louise Lecavalier about her new work So Blue, and what it’s like to constantly push the limits of the body.
Shortstanding Festival: Bold Pieces in a Tiny Space
From puppetry to experimental theatre, the Shortstanding Lineup A will get your brain thinking.
Lost & Found: The Art of True Love as a Musical
Montreal lovebirds, David Sherman and Nancy Lee talk about their road to romance and their musical play, Lost & Found.
Review of Pique: What Happens in Vegas…
Quebecois theatre darling Robert Lepage brings mechanically spectacular soap opera to the TOHU
Forever Plaid at the Segal: Harmoniously Endearing
Charming and nostalgic, Forever Plaid evokes the sounds of the ’50s and ’60s.
The legend is back! Comedyworks’ Grand Reopening Weekend
Victoria heads to Comedyworks to check out the line-up for the grand reopening. Massimo, Peter J. Radmoski, and Emma Wilkie slay the crowd.
Review: A Plus to the Class in Circle Mirror Transformation
Excellent production by the Beautiful City Theatre can thank its outstanding cast.
Review: Ogoki Nights are Made with PBR
The TSC’s fourth remount of Ogoki Nights is dramatic chaos unleashed and insane fun with real cans of Pabst.
Out in the Night: Chilling, Scary and Not Surprising
A powerful, chilling and troubling documentary about gender violence, sexual identity, racial stereotyping, economic discrimination and an extremely non-functional [read on]
Meta-Theatre-Class with BCT’s Circle Mirror Transformation
Beautiful City Theatre’s main production, Circle Mirror Transformation, plays in two cities, much to the delight of one of its actresses.
Film Review: Through A Lens Darkly Imagines Authentic History
This powerful documentary looks at historic and contemporary images of African Americans.
Montreal Black History Month 2015: Best of the Fest Daily
Not entirely sure what to do to celebrate Black History Month in Montreal? Here’s a pick for each day of the month.
A Most Violent Year Review: Greed and Corruption, ‘80s-Style
Good guys and bad guys meet on equal footing in this award-winner by J.C. Chandor.
Review The Bad Guys: The Ambiguity of Being a Dude
Play show the difficulties in making the right choices in America when you’re a dude trying to rewrite your past.
Art Exhibit: Warhol Mania Small but Bright
Two rooms of posters by the artist showcase the development of his career from graphic artist to poster boy for pop art.
Ballet BC Captivates Montreal with Three Choreographers
Under the artistic direction of Emily Molnar, Ballet BC performs recent works by three European choreographer at Théâtre Maisonneuve. Reviewed by Nancy Berman.