New Threads at Ladyfest
Ladyfest is back in Montreal with all the women-centred improv, sketch, and stand up comedy you need.
Cabaret
Bouffon Tech : Interview with Samantha Chaulk on Influenced
Interview with actor and bouffant clown Samantha Chaulk about the creation of her character and the ideas behind her show Influenced
Comedy Larger than Life : Review of Little Willy
Ronnie Burkett’s Daisy Theatre has a special take on Romeo and Juliet like none other.
From Cabaret to Standup with Comedian Rachelle Elie
Rachelle Elie shares what it’s like to bring two of her shows to Montreal as part of Zoofest and Off-JFL
Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews Round Three: Petit Campus Sings Out
Petit Campus shows reviewed: Mark Twain in the Year 3000/Einstein Through Time, Shy Shy in Space, Shirley Gnome: Real Mature, and The Famous Haydell Sisters
What to See Tonight: Love Stinks at Cafe Cleopatra
Get ready to get bawdy with the troupe from Glam Gam for Valentine’s Day
Interview with Kym Dominique-Ferguson: Talk Dirty to Me
The Art of Performing Aural Sex promises a line-up that will excite and delight with their erotic performances in diverse disciplines.
GOT Wiggle? A Game of Thrones Burlesque Show
South Park’s take on Game of Thrones paid homage to the wieners. Does the Burlesque show by Delrium Burlesque go further?
Phenomena Festival: Atypical Artists Take the Stage
Artists who don’t fit easily into any normal line of programming find their home at the Phenomena Festival. Here are some picks.
Getting Past Shy with Seductive Singer Alexandra Schuller
The success of Alexandra Schuller’s on-stage persona Shy Shy Schullie is the result of a love for music, years of singing, and an amazing group of people who surround her.
Photo Review by Michael Bakouch: Mascara & Popcorn Black Carpet Event
To be inside a horror movie with all possible most terrifying monsters from your worst nightmares, drag your corpse to the Mascara & Popcorn Film Festival.
From A to Zoofest : What to See at Zoofest
Montreal’s theatre-comedy-burlesque-music festival brings 130 independent acts to the city. What to pick? Here’s some help.
Get Your Knees Up for Ulysses : Bloomsday Festival in Montreal
Celebrating Bloomsday in Montreal has become a weekend event with readings, music, food, and of course… ale!
Baroque Cabaret: Love Triangles, Deceitful Women, and Phoenix Ashes in Handel’s Semele
Tenor David H Menzies gives us a preview of La Compagnie Baroque Mont-Royal’s weekend performance.