The 31st edition of Festival Accès Asie brings together Asian artists across Montreal to represent and show the rich diversity of Asian heritage and diaspora! Since its founding in 1995, the festival has commemorated Asian [read more]
Mael talks about their new show and showing joy on teenage trans identity in the face of world challenges on stage [read more]
Brilliant play captures the difficulties of hyphenated identities. [read more]
Abstract play never comes together entirely. [read more]
Janina Quint’s documentary is a thought-provoking look at how Jewish and German people view their past, together. [read more]
What does India mean on the anniversary of its independence from British rule. [read more]
Karan ponders where is the place for non-nationalists in the new global climate [read more]
While the term “Red Tory” might be lost in the political spectrum these days, George Grant was the classic definition of one: a conservative who espoused certain programmes that would traditionally be associated with his [read more]
Serbian/Canadian artist’s exhibition is a not-miss. [read more]
Ownership of a family heirloom allows a brother and sister to stage a battle royal that pits ideology against identity. [read more]
Five dancers bring thrilling piece to stage. [read more]
Adaption of Notes from the Underground revisits Shakespeare’s question “to be or not to be” and what it means to be human. Interview with director Simon Pitaqaj. [read more]
Dean of Fine Arts at Concordia talks to anti-fashionista/drag queen K8 Hardy about Outfitumentary. [read more]
When outspoken Eyad attends a prestigious boarding school in Jerusalem and meets a girl from a different background, drama ensues [read more]
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