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No Picture
Review

FNC 2019: Little Joe [Review]

October 23, 2019 Steven Lee

For a movie like Little Joe, it’s a little hard to fully describe the intriguing nature of its premise, and that’s actually a compliment. Written and directed by Jessica Hausner, it is quite a fascinating [read on]

No Picture
Consider

Montreal Then: Encounter with the Beast, 666

August 13, 2018 Zsolt Alapi

Be careful when engaging in the magick of Crowley. [read on]

The Trip to Spain
Review

The Trip to Spain: Cuisine, Castles, and Comedy

August 15, 2017 C.L. Illsley

The third installment in Michael Winterbottom’s series finds two men taking on the Spanish countryside. [read on]

Screenshot of the movie adaptation of "Watership Down". Source: Music Box Theatre.
Book of the Month Club

Book of the Month Club: Watership Down by Richard Adams

June 19, 2017 T. A. Wellington

Imagine this: an animated movie about rabbits. It sounds like a G-rated film, perhaps PG would even be stretching it. Nothing can go wrong, right? Perhaps you weren’t watching Watership Down, a film that despite [read on]

& Other Quebec Curios

1756-7: The War Goes to Europe & Other Quebec Curios

September 8, 2016 T. A. Wellington

While 1754 marked the beginning of a major colonial war in North America, the year 1756 marks the time when the Seven Years’ War truly became a global conflict. The British and the French formally [read on]

Private Lives. Photo Michael Green Photography
Review

Private Lives: Riotous British Bickering

August 12, 2016 Sinj Karan

With a gender switch casting twist, this comedy explores the mess that love can be. [read on]

A copy of the Treaty of Utrecht. Photo credit: InfoGibraltar/Wikimedia Commons.
& Other Quebec Curios

1713: The Treaty of Utrecht & Other Quebec Curios

August 4, 2016 T. A. Wellington

At the beginning of the eighteenth century, far away from New France, in a not-so-little continent named Europe, there was a war going on, and all because of the lack of children. More specifically, countries [read on]

Punk Rock. Beautiful City Theatre. Photo by Tam Lan Truong
Interview

Teenage Angst, Music and Bullies: Punk Rock at the Centaur

May 6, 2016 Carlos Fuentes Velasco

Latest play by Beautiful City Theatre looks at school bullying and violence. [read on]

compleat female stage beauty
Review

When Men Were Ladies: Compleat Female Stage Beauty

October 20, 2015 Anna Fuerstenberg

Play by Pesephone Productions explores when women were allowed to take the stage for the first time, upturning the lives of male actors who played female roles [read on]

Eric Morecambe (1926-1984), left, and Ernie Wise (1925-1999), right, were Britain’s double act from the 1960s to the 1980s. They each were awarded OBEs in 1976 (pictured). Photo credit: The Daily Telegraph Australia.
Consider

What Do You Think of It So Far? A Celebration of Morecambe and Wise

July 23, 2015 T. A. Wellington

They were the top British double act from the 1960s through to the early 1980s, but nobody outside of the UK seems to know their name. Though maybe they do now, for people around the [read on]

Mr. Holmes
Review

McKellen and the brilliant Mr. Holmes

July 23, 2015 Sinj Karan

An aging Sherlock Holmes struggles to remember the details of his final case. [read on]

class of 92
Festivals

The Class of ’92 : A Man U Reunion

May 27, 2015 Alice Reiter

An epic team and the culture surrounding them subject in documentary [read on]

Heymoonshaker. Photo: Gianluca Sarago
Hear

Interview With Blues Beatboxing Duo Heymoonshaker

February 18, 2015 Stephanie Weiner

Combining blues guitar, gritty vocals and beatboxing, Heymoonshaker is making a fantastic and unique sound. [read on]

The end of the beginning: General Wolfe, while he did not live to see the British win the Battle of Plains of Abraham, marked the turning point of Quebec's history and the beginnings of English law in Quebec. Detail of "The Death of General Wolfe" (1770) by Benjamin West.
& Other Quebec Curios

We Have Never Used the Napoleonic Code & Other Quebec Curios

February 5, 2015 T. A. Wellington

Exploring the history of Quebec law, part two: the British contribution. [read on]

No one like Hugh. Photo Gabriela Saltiel.
Interview

Interview with Travis Martin : No One Like Hugh Might Save your Life

November 26, 2014 Stephanie Weiner

No One Like Hugh is coming to the Mainline this week. Writer Travis Martin talks about creating the play and his wild, wild life. [read on]

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