Not all interactive theatre productions promise extensive audience participation, but Daumas: Devil’s Advocate makes sure the audience feels responsible for the outcome of the play. Despite the persistent rain and gloomy weather, the Montreal Fringe [read on]
Lou Laurence is an award-winning singer, songwriter, comedian, playwright, host, producer, and improviser. And, as many successful artists will tell you, those things usually don’t pay the bills. So, Laurence has a jobby-job, writing for [read on]
June is blazing with festivals in Montreal [read on]
Funny, fresh, flashback: Donnie and Me and the CBC is must-see [read on]
6 days, 100 miles a day = 600 miles from Toronto to Montreal. Perhaps you’ve seen the annual Friends for Life Bike Rally on the canal during Pride Month (August in Montreal). The ride fundraises [read on]
A Love Unbecoming The essence of a good farce is pacing and good comedy that is full of real belly laughs. Although the actors in A Love Unbecoming are decidedly talented, the script leaves a great [read on]
The Routine is a mime and physical theater solo about a disillusioned office worker who is stuck in their routine until they find a magical portal in their bathroom mirror. The emotionally charged solo performance [read on]
June is blazing with festivals in Montreal [read on]
“April is the cruelest month,” or so says the first line of TS Eliot’s modernist masterwork The Wasteland. But May might be the kindest—at least in Montreal—since it is when the annual Montreal St-Ambroise Fringe [read on]
Reviews of Jimmy Hogg The Potato King, Bucket List Life is Short Make it Magical, Jon Bennett American’t, and How Birds Sing [read on]
Review of the ever-romantic and passionate dance of Pointe Tango at the Montreal Fringe [read on]
Reviews of Potion Ethics and The Death of Homer [read on]
Reviews of The Singing Psychic Game Show and D’arrache-pied jusqu’au bout de tes doigts [read on]
Reviews of The Deadline, The List, and Stories from the Brink at the Montreal Fringe Festival [read on]
Reviews of two very personal shows: one about escaping violent situations and the other about a young woman dealing with the death of her mother. [read on]
Sci-fi inspired show asks what to do when the world ends. [read on]
Spend a Fringe show with the legendary wit herself [read on]
Here are our picks for the Montreal Fringe Festival 2024. [read on]
Jem Rolls always arrives with elevated, flawless delivery on a well-researched topic. [read on]
June is blazing with festivals in Montreal [read on]
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