30 years ago, AdaX (initially Studio XX) began its life as a bilingual feminist digital and tech arts centre, offered as an alternative to traditional institutions with the goal of encouraging women to discover and [read on]
Two events at the Blue Metropolis made for a perfect afternoon. [read on]
Emotional piece with high skill levels also rebels against gender norms in two dance forms. [read on]
Interview with Sabrina Auclair about performing an online ensemble piece. [read on]
The National Theatre School of Canada is proud to bring us a play by Jessica Swale that the life of Nell Gwynn, an eminent Restoration actress and mistress to King Charles II. With the Restoration period as [read on]
Talk show Don’t Read the Comments is worth tuning into. [read on]
Three short works on being a woman. [read on]
Strong characters and a focus on first-generation immigrant problems make for a compelling show [read on]
Unusual and prize winning production, Tragic Queens, is not just unique for its content, but also for its creation. [read on]
Dennis Lyxzen talks about what it’s like to be playing the long game in punk music. [read on]
Kate Stockburger talks about the feminist theory of Sad Girls behind Tragic Queens [read on]
Art festival looks at contemporary art in the city. [read on]
Check out the album of this dreamy, alt-rock band. [read on]
Reviews of Whip, 0 Days without Crying, tldr;smh, A Change in the Weather [read on]
Feminist short works festival has grown both in the number of its offerings and its goals. Read more here. [read on]
Heterosexual sex is undergoing its own radical transformation. [read on]
Just for Laughs impressed me this year: we are spoiled for funny ladies. There is so much talent on display that it its hard to choose who to see. The festival is hosting such talents [read on]
Ideas in need of supporters can be found at annual book fair about social justice and anarchy. [read on]
Holly Gauthier-Frankel talks about the creation of her third show about Miss Sugarpuss and why this one will be the character’s last. [read on]
Support mostly proper ladies Tessa J Brown and Marianne Trenka fund their Montreal Fringe Show. [read on]
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