The Unknown Known Review: Portrait of a Politician
Errol Morris gives a glimpse into the mind of one of the most important statesmen of our time: Donald Rumsfeld. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
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Review: Alfred a Metaphor for the Beasts Inside
Heady new play at Theatre d’AUjourd’hui has one actor take on six different characters in a story about a man who releases the animals of the zoo.
Showing Their Golden Fruits : IMCA’s Graduate Exhibition ORO
The intermedia/cyberarts students worked hard to fundraise for this exhibition. Now’s the time to see their finished works.
Serial Improv: Wild Heart Acres Episode 3. Fight! Fight! Battle of the Sexes
In this installment, one character fights another, even though they’re both played by the same actor. How do they pull this stuff off at the Montreal Improv?
Photojournal: Red Carpet for Casse-Tête Chinois
Director and Writer of Casse Tête Chinois Cédric Klapisch came to the red carpet event.
The Face of Love Review : Grief, Grief, and More Grief
Meandering film’s corny title is the first problem among many with this tear-jerker.
Want to Feel Better? Watch Kate Westerson on Friday
Rail City Media’s Kate Westerson Attempts to Feel Better screens this Friday online.
Stand-Up at the M Returns (and there is much rejoicing)
After nearly a two-month hiatus, Thursday comedy night at Montreal Central Hostel returns to bring international and local comedians to travelers and residents alike.
Pink, Lacey, and Racy : Marie Antoinette Ballet
The Houston Ballet brings the decadence and lavish life of French royalty to Place des Arts.
Ali All Over : Catching Up with Stand-Up Comedian Ali Hassan
Ali Hassan is a man of many hats and many laughs. We talk to him about his current trajectory.
Jesus Christ Superband : Better than Your Momma’s Andrew Lloyd Webber
The Theatre St. Catherine crew joins forces with local indie musicians to perform the greatest rock operetta ever based on the Bible.
Q&A with Mike Payette: The Bridge and Black Theatre Workshop’s Discovery Series
Shauntay Grant’s The Bridge is featured at the Black Theatre Workshop’s Discovery Series. Director Mike Payette discusses the production.
Review : Andy Hendrickson at the Comedy Works
Andy Hendrickson does not disappoint with his storytelling comedy.
Political Theatre Blind Misses Its Weak Spots
Suffering from a clichéd protagonist, the good points of this show can’t redeem the bad.
Jodorowsky’s Dune: A conventional documentary on an unconventional film
Jodorowky’s Dune captures the drama of the movie that never was — a star studded cast, outstanding art talent, a sound track by Pink Floyd… and its spectacular failure.
Dance and Animation Meet in Norman
This trippy tribute’s to the ground-breaking Canadian animator and filmmaker Norman McLaren last presentation is not to be missed!
Review: Peopl’s Comedy Night with Jono Zalay
Peopl’s Comedy featured some amazing performers, pizza, nutella, and a DJ who could do more than manipulate beats. Ianitza concludes its a great way to spend a Wednesday night!
The Eye of the Abused. Tom à La Ferme Review.
Dark and documentary-like, Xavier Dolan’s new film pits a homosexual man against his cruel and inhumane abuser.
Almost a Navy Seal. Andy Hendrickson Interview
Andy Hendrickson talks about his family background and his story-telling approach to making people laugh.
Growing Up and Growing Old Ungracefully. Review of 4000 Miles
The Centaur’s production of Herzog’s 4000 Miles brings together a Gen Y hippie and a Greatest Generation hippie for a month of unpacking baggage.