Comedian Robby Hoffman at POP Montreal
POP Montreal has a reputation for bringing some seriously hip and highly anticipated acts to town and this year they are hosting Robby Hoffman,
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Scotstown and Cranbourne Show with Fabien Cloutier, Ladies and Gentlemen!
Cranbourne is the result of many years of work and performance. This series of stories told in a captivating way by Fabien Cloutier.
Photojournal: Xavier Dolan’s Mommy Premiere Packed With Stars
Quebec director Xavier Dolan has had an incredible run of films, most recently with Tom à la Ferme. His latest, Mommy, took the jury prize at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival, [read on]
Cycles: Choreographer Eva Kolarova On Balancing Dance and Art
Dancer Eva Kolarova talks to Nancy Berman about working with composer Reiko Yamada and film director Luciana Markos to create her new work Cycles.
Interview with Marc Rowland of Montreal Improv
Marc Rowland of Montreal Improv talks about how Montreal Improv got started and the kinds of events they hold at the venue, both new and old.
Nuremberg Nazis : DVD Review of Fuhrer Cult and Megalomania
Fine film focuses on how Nuremberg was used to promote and showcase Hitler and the Nazi Party.
4th IMPRO-niversary or The Survival of the Funniest at Montreal Improv
Montreal Improv mixes things up with new obstacles during three consecutive days in the battle of 4th IMPRO-niversary.
Here’s To You Mrs. Robinson : The Graduate at the Segal Centre
The Segal’s opening show for the 2014-15 season is as timely as it is well-done. Familiar lines and some re-imagined scenes make this a not-miss.
Brosnan Unbound from Bond : Review of The November Man
Brosnan returns to the screen to show that you don’t need the name Bond to make a good spy flick.
Review of The Captive : Thriller in Pieces
Egoyan’s latest inspired by headlines but misses out on opportunities to create realism.
Play Along with Montreal Rampage : Where’s The Red Ball?
For several days photographer Magali Crevier followed a giant inflatable red ball around the city. Spot these locations and find out how well you know Montreal.
ARTISTA: Bringing Free Theatre Training and Mentorship to Female Youth
A free program for Montreal’s offers young women an opportunity for professional mentorship from Imago theatre. A Indiegogo campaign helps fund the first year.
IMPRO-niversary at Montreal Improv! September 4-5-6
If you are into Improv and comedy then Montreal Improv is where you should be on September 4-5-6 for their 4th IMPRO-niversary!
Review: Tu Dors Nicole shows the True Colours of Summer in Montreal’s Suburbia
Nicole’s dull summer makes for familiar and fascinating cinema.
Review: 1987 A Different Kind of Teen Movie
1987 shows the concerns of a 17-year-old man growing up in Quebec during the late ’80s.
Theatre Review: Mistakes were Made and Thanks for the Fish
Witty play Features great lines, high energy, and koi.
Review: The Expendables III is so Bad, but so Good
Not every film needs to challenge the mind. The Expendables III has its own set of merits that are largely of the mindless type. What’s so bad about that?
Review: Frank Captures Eccentric and Touching Struggle of the Artist in Internet Age
Jon Ronson’s film looks at the uncomfortable relationship between fame and creativity for a band with an eccentric member.