Broken River Finale Review Part 4: And the Killer Is…
All secrets were finally revealed when Broken River had its last show on Sunday, in front of a packed house. The actors really went all out, frantically trying to bring all [read on]
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Film review of Copenhagen : Will and Effy’s Big Adventure
Mark Raso’s film is as much a study of a city as it is of a man’s need to grow up.
A Celebration of Life. Myriam’s Dress: Immigrant Grief, Native Condolence
Myriam’s Dress. A collection of treasures woven together through the artistic talent, love and passion. An artistic story of a life that was taken too soon, this has [read on]
The Goodbye Comedyworks Deserves: Live from Comedyworks at TSC
The closing of Comedyworks was a huge loss for the community. Read more to see how Montreal says goodbye.
Benoit Lachambre’s Prismes: playing with our perceptions of the world
Benoit Lachambre’s latest work, Prismes, challenges the ways we see, experience, and express the world within and around us.
Coups de Theatre: From the Cutesy Sweet to the Grotesque
Youth oriented theater at the Coups de Theatre Festival explores some very grown up themes. Reviews of several shows.
The Gospel According to Star Wars: The Force Awakens
When it comes to the new Star Wars movie, the latest trailer begs the question if you’re feeling the force and joining the light side.
CBC ComedyCoup: It’s happening! DéPFLIES are in the top five!
DéPFLIES are now among the top five finalists of CBC ComedyCoup and are preparing to make Canada laugh at Whistler Film Festival
Review of Third Person: Three Times the Pathos
Film on grief, loss, and regret intertwines multiple narratives with some incredible performances.
Mont Royal’s Winter Facelift with Idée O’Rama
Seasonal lights along Mont Royal capture the artistic spirit of the Plateau.
Getting it Right: Tabia Lau’s John 8 in Write-On-Q
Tabia Lau is a hot, up-and-coming playwright whose new play John 8 is one of the plays featured in The Pipeline this week.
Image + Nation Closing Film Guilda About Jean Guida’s Two Lives
Concordia grad Julien Cadieux’s must-see film follows Jean Guida, who brought the performer Guilda to life
Broken River Review Part 3: The Three B’s – Blood.
Broken River continues to be a clever mixed bag of goodies for audiences that’ve braved the cold every Sunday for the past three weeks. Broken River Part 2 – by [read on]
My Montreal Bucketlist: Visiting the DHC/ART Gallery and Phi Centre
Visiting some of the smaller galleries in Montreal is the perfect way to see this city’s vibrant art scene. Annie visits DHC/ART and the Phi Centre.
Synapse Films Release Prom Night On Blu-Ray
Are you going to the Prom tonight? With this new Blu-Ray, you can.
Interview with Travis Martin : No One Like Hugh Might Save your Life
No One Like Hugh is coming to the Mainline this week. Writer Travis Martin talks about creating the play and his wild, wild life.
A Total Love Story with Bunny Bunny: A Sort of Love Story
Rosaruby Kagan delivers a must see performance in one-woman show about SNL’s Gilda Radner at the Segal Centre.
Puppets Pull the Strings of Your Heart: We Walk Among You Review
Emotional show about a single-minded scientist will bring tears to your eyes… only he’s a puppet.
The High Note Launch Party: Comedy, Music, and Web TV
Photos from the party to celebrate the launch of new Montreal web series The High Note.
CBC ComedyCoup: Guess What!? DÉPFLIES makes it to top 15!
Here is another thing to add to the list of why to be proud of our city: DÉPFLIES, the first bilingual Montreal-set television show makes it to the top FIVE in the CBC ComedyCoup!