Fringe Festival Reviews # 2
A round up of shows we’ve seen at the Fringe Festival 2022, including Saltzman’s Antiques, Everybody Knows, and This is Fine
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Tango, to the Pointe: the Unrestrained Eruption from Death
Emotional piece with high skill levels also rebels against gender norms in two dance forms.
Absurdist What About Albert Serves Up Workers Rights
Workers rights are no side dish in this absurdist comedy
Rita Sheena Dishes On Everybody Knows
Rita Sheena talks about her Fringe Festival show interpreting the works of Leonard Cohen.
It’s Not Awkward to Chat with Kristin Govers
Interview with Kristen Govers in regards to her show about facing adversity and flourishing
From Chant to Martial Arts: High Bed Lower Castle
Ellen Furey and Malik Nashad Sharpe’s performance combines Tekken-style stick fighting along with song
Techno Worlds and their Raves at the School Library
Check out this three part exhibition into art, pop, media, and the techno scene of the 1980s to today
April Fools: Let This Rock Cabaret Rock Your Night Away!
Saucy and erotic, April Fools is a relatable show of music, theatre, and dance.
Art Souterrain
The annual underground art festival puts art in the tunnels and stairwells of Montreal’s underground “city”. In doing so, art becomes accessible, or at [read on]
Montreal Festivals and Events Calendar for April 2022
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal
Choreographer Sujit Vaidya Delves into ‘the Other’ with Off Centre
Sujit Vaidya speaks about his new piece as well as the other and the role of dance in his life.
Compartment no 6 : A Journey to Self
Touching and beautifully shot film explores platonic friendship and self growth
Oscar Nominated Shorts Take Cinema du Parc
Cinema du Parc has a fabulous lineup of Oscar nominate short films. Find out which ones we liked best.
Phone to Theatre : Soon, Tomorrow Maybe
Marie Ayotte speaks about the English translation of her show and its delivery over the phone
Fantasia Festival Reviews: Ida Red
John Swab’s Ida Red focuses on “Ida Red” Walker (Melissa Leo), the woman who united the criminals in Tulsa and head of a Midwestern crime family, is dying [read on]
Fantasia Reviews: All The Moons and Dear Hacker
All the Moons Following the bombing of her orphanage, a young girl (Haizea Carneros) survives but barely. A striking woman (Itziar Ituno) appears, offering to save her if she [read on]
Fantasia 2021’s Films Not To Miss In Person
Films you can (and want) to see in person at the 25th annual Fantasia festival.
