Private Lives: Riotous British Bickering
With a gender switch casting twist, this comedy explores the mess that love can be. [read on]
With a gender switch casting twist, this comedy explores the mess that love can be. [read on]
Latest play by Beautiful City Theatre looks at school bullying and violence. [read on]
Support mostly proper ladies Tessa J Brown and Marianne Trenka fund their Montreal Fringe Show. [read on]
Great script and challenging characters make for complex play. [read on]
T. A. Wellington reviews Graham McCann’s book “A Very Courageous Decision”, charting the making of what should have been Britain’s Best Sitcom. [read on]
Liam Cormier talks bats (real ones), costumes, stage diving, and Gwar. In sum, he’s awesome. [read on]
Building on their debut success of 180, Palma VIolets turn their songwriting attention to their US tour and lost love. [read on]
Russell Crowe takes on the role of a man who searches for his sons during the Battle of Gallipoli. [read on]
Wade Macneil’s latest with Gallows is new territory — a beautiful beast. [read on]
Exploring the history of Quebec law, part two: the British contribution. [read on]
Mr. Scruff returned to Montreal for a much-appreciated night of solid groove and funk. Also, a quick review of his new album, Friendly Bacteria. [read on]
Review of the multi-comedian show Brit-Ish at Just For Laughs. [read on]
Those lucky enough to see Ginger Baker got to spend an hour and a half in the presence of greatness. [read on]
A Bandolier of Dreams and High Tea bring out the British accents. Which one is real and which one isn’t? Wine or tea? Where’s the beer? [read on]
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