1 Small Lie : Martin Dockery A year ago, I found a wallet tossed onto what is quite possibly the only bit of lawn on Peel Street in the concrete jungle of Griffintown. It was [read on]
Jimmy Hogg : Mashed If he hadn’t said it, I never would have known this show is brand-spanking new. It is. So get on it and brag that you’re among the first in the world [read on]
The Middle Child Much truth is said in jest. Or perhaps, much trauma is processed in jest. There should be a meme. I’m sure it exists. SNAFU’s The Middle Child led the audience into some [read on]
Want to see some theatre, music, dance, stand up, improv, puppetry, storytelling, or magic tonight? No need to pick one. Montreal’s Fringe Festival has it all. Proudly bilingual and determinedly inclusive, the festival offers 10 [read on]
Enmeshed In Nguyen Dinh’s Enmeshed, an adorable couple in their 20s embarks on a journey into polyamory and leaves very different from how they entered. The only constant is laundry. Adam is at the start [read on]
Meat Factory : Mommy This is a you had to be there show; no words will do it full justice. To begin it’s immersive. The audience climbs a rickety stairs up into an apartment that [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]
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]
Interview with global storytelling sensation Jon Bennett about his latest show Ameri-Can’t’s origins. [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]
Two fantastic shows to catch at the Montreal Fringe Festival : Leila Roils the Seas and Tango in the Dark [read on]
Rita Sheena talks about her Fringe Festival show interpreting the works of Leonard Cohen. [read on]
Reviews for Attempts in Flight, The Adventures of Humphrey Beauregard, The Case O’Bianca, and Under the Sheets [read on]
From rural Texas to California to New York, Kate Robards’ journey is physical, emotional, and sexual. [read on]
A Zany World Premiere: Kafka’s Metamorphosis, The Many-Legged Musical! [read on]
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