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.
To See
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.
Art that Talks Back : A Problem So Big It Needs Other People
Some art was made for looking at, and some art was made for making you think. A Problem So Big It Needs Other People provokes, prods, and challenges the viewer to rethink and relook.
10 Ways to Fix SNL Québec
SNL Quebec may not be living up to its promise of being a timely satiric look at the province, but Chris Hanna knows exactly what it will take to fix the lagging show.
Perfectly Polished and Fierce. Glengarry Glen Ross Review.
An in-sync cast delivers polished show about real estate.
Photojournal: Red Carpet for Tom à la Ferme
Photos of the actors and actresses for the new film arriving at the premiere.
Sculpting a Conceptual Ballet with Rodin / Claudel
Rodin/Claudel transforms traditional ballet with this sculptural, choreographed piece about the tense relationship between two sculptors.
The Room: The Cult Experience I Wish I Could Have Every Month
If you haven’t seen the Room yet, you are missing out on one of life’s most pivotal experiences. Luckily, there’s a screening in Montreal this weekend.
Divergent: Review for a Hollywood Film with No Divergence
Beautiful to look at but lacking any depth, Divergent is best for filling the time between Hunger Games installments.
Eric Gaucher Screens New Short Film at FIFA
Montreal Rampage recently caught up with local film maker Eric Gaucher to discuss his latest film, “Sing Pedestrian Sing”, that will be screening at the 32 International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA).
Showcasing Underground Class with Peopl’s Comedy: Interview with Jess Salomon
Bring your underground-expctations to Peopl’s Comedy and prepare to be pampered. Shows take place in Old Montreal in a classy bar, featuring select comedians.
Serial Improv : Wild Heart Acres Episode 2 Recap. Love on the Frontier
More side splitting melodrama with ducks, lovers lost, lovers found, and the mother-son relationship.
FIFEQ Film Festival Takes You Around the World
Get to know other cultures through Montreal’s ethnographic film festival. Films are free and look at places ranging from our own backyard to Bangalore.