Steven Morris’ Labour of Love Documentary Vann “Piano Man” Walls: The Spirit of R&B
Film about Van Walls brings this iconic and important musician and producer to light.
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Kickstarter Campaign : Transforming Opera with Notre Damn
Rachel Burman and Opera FOE are transforming opera and have a kickstarter campaign to prove it.
Cheaper than Cheap Night: Cinema Under the Stars at the SAT
Why go to the movie theatre at the Forum and sneak from film to film when you can see great free films screen outside the SAT every Tuesday?
On the Threshold of Memory: Interview with Mariah Steele of Quicksilver Dance
Quicksilver Dance’s choreographer Mariah Steele speaks about the philosophy of the group and their latest show Tempest in a Teacup.
Review: Turned on by Glam Gam’s Turning Tricks
Glam Gam’s latest proves that wherever there’s a taboo, it’s time to plow through. Goldie Showers pits her band of witches against an evil secubus who wants to add them to the Book of Faces.
Hooch-Rah for Glam Gam! : Interview with Glam Gam about Turning Tricks
Glam Gam returns to Montreal Fringe with a show featuring more plot to go with that nudity. Not to worry, they’re as crazy as ever and it’s for a great cause.
Not a Knock Out : Love Punch
Even with a refreshing pairing of a similarly-aged, older couple, a convoluted plot and cliché humour leave this Brosnan-Thompson vehicle flat on the mat.
Fringe Fest Review: Ephemer-illz Goes Greek
Despite an oppressive atmosphere, Lynn and Carina lighten spirits with their witty and ambiguously amorous exchange of Greek lyric poetry.
Journey Across the Outback : Tracks
Biography based on National Geographic pictures of Robyn Davidson follows adventuress across the outback with camels.
2 Minute Mania: Fringe Festival For All
A man with a leg for a dick, ladies reading Greek poetry, dancers imitating a washing machine, and a cat with a backpack of toast on it. Must be the Fringe.
From Childhood to Adulthood in the Circus Life : École de Cirque Graduating Performances
Rich with imagery and symbolism, the two shows featured by Ecole de Cirque de Montreal’s graduating class explore themes of childhood, loss, adulthood, and wolves.
Not Your Mother’s Cinderella Story: From Web to TV with Sex and Ethnicity
New web series Sex and Ethnicity was so appealing to Ici TV, that they’re airing all eight episodes. Creator and star Michaela Di Cesare talks about how the show evolved.
Cabin Fever Patient Zero: A B-Fever to Administrate with Care
B-film fans will enjoy the low budget sets, mediocre acting, and gruesome effects in the latest film from Sinister Cinema.
Tickle Head seduced ME : Grand Seduction Review
Feel good film about Newfoundland town attempting to secure an outsider as its path to renewal seduces viewers.
Beaux Degats # 19 : Battling with Spray Paint
Urban art competition Beaux Degats pitted six teams against each other on the theme of photography. This is Fernando Landin’s photo journal of the event.
Five More Minutes with Judy Garland : Kimberly Roberts on The Get Happy Hour
Judy Garland impersonator Kim Roberts talks about her new show and what makes the legendary diva so endearing to all.
Is This Thing On with Mike Carrozza : I Have a Character Issue
With the alt comedy scene and the regular circuit coming together, character comedy is at the fore.
Immersive Journeys in Unfamiliar Lands : Quantum and Nimbes
The two latest films at the Satopshere take viewers to new worlds with great technological wizardry, but not a lot of emotional depth.
Drawing with Golden Hands : Photo Journal of Vernissage for Daniel Barkley
Magali Crevier checks out the vernssiage featuring the drawings of Daniel Barkley and a book published of his work.
You Can’t Do That on St. Catherine Street : Sketchfest Review Tuesday Night
Every group that performed was a hit and our reviewer laughed from start to finish. Here’s a recap of Tuesday night’s Sketchfest.