Photolog: Mistress Barbara Ablaze at Igloofest
Photo journal by Natalia Silverina of Igloofest, week 2, January 24, 2014.
Photo journal by Natalia Silverina of Igloofest, week 2, January 24, 2014.
Joe Bronzi wasn’t going to win the hearts of all the girls as a jock or a model, so he opted for comedy instead.
Jurassic performances by Montreal and English DJs keep the crowd warm at Igloofest.
Jessie Stein sums up the best points of months on the road and the best points of being home on the day before the last show of the tour.
Host Darren Henwood teaches the audience how to speak Scottish, and that’s just the beginning.
Don’t harbor illegal monkeys up your rectum. However, you can probably harbor guinea pigs, tartar, newly-appointed Cardinals, concrete, the Transport Minister.
Montreal has a new musical out this week about a young man coming to terms with his sexual orientation. We talk to playwright and director Trevor Barrette about the show.
First time playwright Michael Martini explores the complexity of female ambition and the relationship between Glamour and Mental Illness in two new plays.
Montreal band In Beliefs’ new demo EP starts off rocky, but soon captures attention with its dynamism.
CinéDanse and Projet Migration showcase the diversity of dance in Montreal through film and performance.
Get ready to flail and mosh at Ska label Stomp Record’s birthday bash. Beer and bands are on tap.
British sensation Jake Bugg’s concert proved to be exactly what reviewer Nina Chabel hoped… And beyond that, the Skins proved to be better than expected, while Albert Hammond Jr. shows he’s a worthy front man.
The High Dials have survived change in many forms, including its line-up of members, a new sound, a new producer, and even its latest video.
Montrealer Stanton heads to St. John to shine a light on unspectacular and seemingly irrelevant places as part of art project.
The latest news and happenings in Montreal and Quebec politics. This week — the bitter cold and a video of a police officer threatening a homeless guy in shorts. At least it wasn’t Disney Princess Lingerie.
Don’t know what’s near the Mt. Royal metro and open at 3 a.m. Check out this list for a few suggestions.
From an elderly Japanese gentleman to a 12-year-old boy, Jon Lachlan Stewart explores a shooting on a Vancouver sky train from six different perspectives.
Alt-folk band the Wind and the Wild are as introspective and wintery as the place they come from.
Don ye headphones, o merry gentlemen and gentleladies. The Silent Disco Squad takes its crowd of dancers to strange places.
In a play that blurs the line between fact and fiction, Anthony Johnston and Nathan Schwartz talk about the relationship between lies, pranks, and art.
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