Review: Catarina et la beauté de tuer des fascistes
Outstanding and surprising play about a family with some unusual traditions from Tiago Rodrigues
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Book of the Month Club: The Women of Saturn by Connie Guzzo-McParland
“When we finally walked out into the street to wait for our ride, I watched car after car move smoothly and quietly with lights flashing in the sleek wet pavement. All the [read on]
Brooklyn: Rich in Colour and Texture
Film follows the immigrant experience of a young Irish woman who comes to New York.
Must-Try Restaurants at MTL à TABLE
Let us help you pick from among 150 restaurants participating in Montreal Restaurant Week.
Madame Butterfly : That Old Opera!
The story is a familiar one of love and betrayal, but it has plenty to keep an opera noob interested.
Blame It On Someone, But Not the Stork
Production at the Leonardo da Vinci Centre doesn’t live up to its promises.
That Thing I Tried : A Day in Bologna, Italy
Err-merr-gerrd! A new column! Hi! I’m Julie Santini and I usually write about shows in Montreal. Sometimes I’m even in shows in Montreal. But, as a human, [read on]
40 and Famished: Riccardo’s Italian Restaurant
Whether you go veggie, seafood, meat, or pasta, this West Island restaurant has something for everyone.
The Envelope: Films on Stage
Vittorio Rossi draws back the curtain on the Canadian Film Fund board and though the process is ugly, the comedy is una bella follia!
Review: 1987 A Different Kind of Teen Movie
1987 shows the concerns of a 17-year-old man growing up in Quebec during the late ’80s.
Where to Get Your Coffee #5: Cafe 1880
Shoebox sized and with Italian retro charm, Cafe 1880 serves strong coffee and authentic chai lattés at good prices.
Not Your Mother’s Cinderella Story: From Web to TV with Sex and Ethnicity
New web series Sex and Ethnicity was so appealing to Ici TV, that they’re airing all eight episodes. Creator and star Michaela Di Cesare talks about how the show evolved.