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]
Reviews of The Deadline, The List, and Stories from the Brink at the Montreal Fringe Festival [read on]
Reviews of two very personal shows: one about escaping violent situations and the other about a young woman dealing with the death of her mother. [read on]
Interview with global storytelling sensation Jon Bennett about his latest show Ameri-Can’t’s origins. [read on]
Award winning show back at the Mainline again for a short time [read on]
Reviews of some personal shows: Alright Solving the Problem of Living, Rob Teszka Magic Dropout, and Keep Me at the Close. [read on]
Four picks for the upcoming FTA [read on]
Written by Cindy Voitus & Laís Fratta June 21st is officially known as the World Music Day in Paris, originally called Fête de la Musique. To celebrate the day of the year with the longest [read on]
Three very funny shows to catch at the Fringe. [read on]
Celebrate art in all its forms with the annual Art Matters festival. [read on]
Chris Fleming talks about getting started in video work on youtube, as well as one of his greatest hits. [read on]
Check out the album of this dreamy, alt-rock band. [read on]
Reviews of Whip, 0 Days without Crying, tldr;smh, A Change in the Weather [read on]
Montreal’s literary event of the spring takes over Hotel 10 and brings in authors from around the world as well as locals to celebrate. [read on]
A perfect way to pass cold winter days with some hot culture. [read on]
Interview with podcast host Kevin Allison about the most gusty show you can download. [read on]
Julie Santini reports back from the Toronto Fringe. [read on]
Bushel and Peck, Thunderfoot, Captain Aurora, Falling Awake, and Jem Roll’s Get Lost reviewed. [read on]
Two new show reviews — one a murder mystery, the other an exploration of trauma through art. [read on]
Interview with Jessica Rae about her dance career that starts with competitive dance and transforms into something else entirely. [read on]
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