The Routine is a mime and physical theater solo about a disillusioned office worker who is stuck in their routine until they find a magical portal in their bathroom mirror. The emotionally charged solo performance [read on]
Three very funny shows to catch at the Fringe. [read on]
Maxine Segalowitz is mesmerizing in dance performance. [read on]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
He wowed Bon Jovi. Let Sayce wow you. [read on]
Julie Santini reports back from the Toronto Fringe. [read on]
Our fourth round of Fringe Festival reviews: Self Exile, The Cockwhisperer, Get Your Shuffle On, Naked Ladies, and Sitting in Chairs at the Gates of Valhalla. [read on]
When the James half of James and Jamesy writes his own show, the thinks big and small. Literally. [read on]
Clowns, the Apocalypse, and being stuck on a ship with Sloan’s Chris Murphy some of the things to expect at the Solos Fest. [read on]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
Stephanie Morin Roberts delivers moving personal show. [read on]
Trans artist Rae Spoon talks about the making of Armour and performing in barns in Alberta. [read on]
Poetic and non-lyrical, Last Ex and Jessica Moss made for a show that was a dreamscape of sound. [read on]
Excellent trio releases new album that is similar to first, but still dark and heavy. [read on]
Dan Jacobs of Atreyu talks to Kyle about life on tour, taking a break, fresh energy, and why port-a-potties should come with locks. [read on]
After their rootsy alt-folk band Twin Forks, whose music I got to appreciate, Dine Alone Records treats us with Dave Monks’ new solo release, a first for the Tokyo Police Club bandleader. To both his delight [read on]
Julie talks to spiritual animator by day, laugh animator by night Katie Leggitt. [read on]
After a solo hiatus, Matsuo explains why how he got the beloved indie band back together. [read on]
Scott Weiland’s first original solo album since 2008 is a good return to form that should please fans of Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver [read on]
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