Improv actors love games, and Danielle Davidson has carefully crafted one for them. The Dollhouse Project is a semi-structured experimental theatre project where a group of four improv actors and two non-improv ones are put [read on]
Ladyfest is back in Montreal with all the women-centred improv, sketch, and stand up comedy you need. [read on]
Interview with Hannah Cartmel on her show at the Montreal Fringe Festival [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
Montreal turns to online streaming in place of live events [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
Multi-cultural comedy variety show features Folk Lordz, improv and sketch comedy duo. [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
Organizer Erin Hall talks about the annual comedy festival celebrating women. [read on]
Angela shares her reviews of Pluck’d, Precinct, Orson Wells / Shylock, and the Ballad of Frank Allen. [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
The improvisational world of Joketown is never the same place twice. [read on]
Two new show reviews — one a murder mystery, the other an exploration of trauma through art. [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
Got resolved for 2016? Here’s how to make that resolution come to fruition. Suggestions for ways to improve yourself around Montreal. [read on]
Sketch comedy’s monthly event at Theatre St. Catherine is extra awesome with new material Kirsten Rasmussen and Hot Raw Fire. [read on]
Ten years of laughs expand into two weeks of improv festival goodness. If you’ve never checked out improv, give it a try. You have nothing to lose. [read on]
New show contrasting two people’s experiences with drugs swaps stories, but not needles. [read on]
Katie Leggit talks about creating the all-female comedy festival, Ladyfest along with Erin Hall and Lar Vi. [read on]
Making it up as they go along, improvisors are put into pre-rehearsed scenes and hilarity ensues. Interview with Vance Gillis about this new improv concept. [read on]
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