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FTA Brings Capital A Art to Montreal
The FTA invites strong and innovative directors and choreographers to the city for two weeks of Art! Here are some of our picks.
Secret Theatre: Don’t Tell Mama
Audiences don’t know where it takes place or what they’re about to see, but they love pop-up theatre all the same.
Theatre Review of The Tashme Project : The Living Archives
Interviews with Japanese survivors from Canadian interment camps makes for poignant show.
Theatre Review of Bea: The quest for happiness may render us unfortunate
Cerebral palsy and paralysis doesn’t stop Bea from experiencing profound freedom.
Disconnected Emoticons with Emojigirl
Emojigirl is a new show by Doubl/e/space theatre. Rachel talks to Michele Robinson about creating this amusing critique of connection and Tinder.
A Mile End Tale: Interview with Triplex Nervosa’s Marianne Ackerman
Playwright Marianne Ackerman talks to Angela about putting together a play about the clash of Mile End’s new and old residents.
Review: random Succeeds as Expected
Excellent production by Black Theatre Workshop and Imago Theatre has everything going for it.
TO DO Tonight: The Envelope
Expect this comedy about human ambition and art to be like Woody Allen, only set in Montreal and involving Italians!
Review : The Ambitions of Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame
Tuesday Night Cafe play explores meaty topics about the causes and effects of war.
TO DO Tonight: Revolution They Wrote Feminist Theatre Festival
Sexualty, drugs, and other social issues at heart of student theatre festival.
TO DO Tonight: Emojigirl Birth Party // Fundraiser
Support a new production by Doublespace while dancing your tuckus off.
Review of The Goodnight Bird: Couple Interrupted
The condo years go from cosy to chaos when a stranger drops in.
Mainline Gala for Student Drama : Love, Identity, and Plato
Gala at the Mainline theatre gives students a chance to run a show from the script to the production.
Review We Are Not Alone: Stretching To Our Outer Limits
One-man show at the Segal Centre part documentary, part experience of an unexpected kind.
Elephant Song: Slow, Plodding, and Forgettable
You’d expect more from a film taking place in a psychiatrist ward
Review Beneath the Banyan Tree: Magic from Bangalore
This charming play about difficult decisions faced by immigrant children is a celebration of culture and self-acceptance.
Interview with Damien Atkins : Close Encounters of the Dramatic Kind
Damien Atkins talks about the inspiration behind his one-man show on UFOs, We Are Not Alone, world premiering at the Segal Centre.