When a group of queer social media stars accepts an invite to an exclusive wilderness retreat, they’re expecting hashtags, hot tubs, and endless photo ops. What they get instead is Lesbian Wilderness Retreat from Hell—a [read on]
In a “love letter to Montreal and musical theatre,” multitalented Trevor Barrette launches his latest work, Max and Aaron Write a Musical. The show is about Max and Aaron who must write a musical while [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]
What can be hotter than having your brain igniedted? The WinterWorks festival brings thought provoking and experimental works to Montreal. Among them is Fano Maddix, an Acadian storyteller whose shows offer a queer-eye on old [read on]
Coming of age film has messages about true love at any age. [read on]
Keep your panties on your Patriarchal Torturer’s Device when you read Zsolt’s latest. [read on]
Mael talks about their new show and showing joy on teenage trans identity in the face of world challenges on stage [read on]
Dramaturge Sarah Swinwood talks about how The Adoption goes beyond comedy [read on]
Sujit Vaidya speaks about his new piece as well as the other and the role of dance in his life. [read on]
August’s proudest moment in Montreal is the annual pride parade. Perfect weather and joyful crowds. [read on]
Ex-Hasidic, queer, stand up comedian and writer talks about comedy. [read on]
History is always being rewritten, revised, and edited as new discoveries are unearthed, information once hidden is rediscovered, and perspectives are changed. The documentary Before Homosexuals is an important film not only in terms of [read on]
Beginning November 22nd and running through till December 2nd, the annual Image + Nation film festival will be presenting an exciting array of cinematic offerings focusing on stories from the LGBTQ community. This winter the festival [read on]
This year’s Shakespeare in the Park flips the familiar tale. [read on]
Erotic and transgressive, Tay, Lalumière, and Szugajew’s work meshes visuals with the physical. [read on]
Dane Stewart talks about the inspiration and method of his new play The History of Sexuality. [read on]
Photos of the supportive and joyous participants in the 2017 Pride Parade. [read on]
Kate Stockburger talks about the feminist theory of Sad Girls behind Tragic Queens [read on]
New theatrical production inspired by Foucault’s analysis of punishment and control. [read on]
Angela shares her reviews of Pluck’d, Precinct, Orson Wells / Shylock, and the Ballad of Frank Allen. [read on]
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