Province: Post-Punk, Post-Apocalyptic Theatre
A play governed by personae looks at a world where plants and animals are morphing into beasts that ravage humans.
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State of Denial: Thought Provoking Reminder About Armenian Tragedy
Theatre season just got even better with this thoughtful and well-acted play about isolation, victims, and the Armenian genocide.
Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of God Thrills
Canadian Broadway — music, dance, great acting, great script! Adventures of a Black Girl has it all.
Blame It On Someone, But Not the Stork
Production at the Leonardo da Vinci Centre doesn’t live up to its promises.
When Dance Met POP
POP Montreal welcomes two not-miss dance pieces at Monument National that you can even hit up with your pass.
Helen Simard’s No Fun Goes Further
Helen Simard explains why she’s remounting her piece with a rock band.
The Dybbuk: A Haunting Yiddish Tale On Love & Exorcism
The Dora Wasserman Yiddish Theatre brings a legendary Yiddish tale of love and demon possession to the Montreal Segal Center in quite a chilling production.
50/50 at the Montreal Improv : What’s My Next Line?
Making it up as they go along, improvisors are put into pre-rehearsed scenes and hilarity ensues. Interview with Vance Gillis about this new improv concept.
It’s All in Your Head: Review of “Inside Out”
As it is with anyone, Riley is dominated by her emotions, the little voices in her head, but in the world of Inside Out, this is quite literal. In Riley’s mind are five [read on]
Interview: Total Liquidation at Fringe
Lar Vi and Sehar Manji talk about how Total Liquidation developed from some improv characters.
Review of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz the Musical
Beloved Montreal story gets song and dance treatment with exquisite performances.
Fringe Festival Reviews Round Five part A
Lots more juicy shows to catch at the Fringe. Reviews of Les Bunheads, Trantasy, Felix, The Shiner, and Look at this Guy.
Leah R. Vineberg Talks About Tuesday Seeds of War
Julie interviews the multi-disciplinary artist about her ever-changing piece.
Fringe Festivals Round Four (B) : The Potvin Perspective
More reviews of the Montreal Fringe Festival! Bar Kapra, Snack Music, Obscura, and Peter n’ Chris. Delivered at a dedicated 5 a.m. no less.
Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews Round Three: Petit Campus Sings Out
Petit Campus shows reviewed: Mark Twain in the Year 3000/Einstein Through Time, Shy Shy in Space, Shirley Gnome: Real Mature, and The Famous Haydell Sisters
Interview with James McGee: Look At The Guy Behind LOOK AT THIS GUY!
Wrestler and improviser, McGee plans to half-nelson his audience at the Fringe.
Katie Leggitt Shines On with The Shiner
Julie talks to spiritual animator by day, laugh animator by night Katie Leggitt.
Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews Round 2
Please Like Me, Swordplay: A Play of Swords, and Legitimate Investment Opportunity reviewed. There will be laughter!
Be Yourself Out Loud: Interview with Tranna Wintour
Tranna Wintour has a show at the Montreal Fringe Festival. Angela interviews the comedic star about the show’s origins and why you should be yourself.
The Deep Fringe Your Mother Warned You About : Interview with Amy Blackmore
Rachel talks to Montreal Fringe Festival Executive Director Amy Blackmore about the 25th anniversary of the Fringe, the deep fringe, and her favourite moment of the Fringe.