O Canada. A poem by Michael Hawkes
Arts & Culture
A successful integration on the shore of Lake St. Louis.
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The Centaur Theatre Wildside Festival offering examines
the spectrum of consent. By Julia Ainsworth
Montreal artist Pascale Girardin’s monumental
sculpture in downtown Montreal. Via v2com
Opéra de Montréal premieres a widely
acclaimed work of the 21st century
Centaur’s audacious annual festival of cutting edge indie theatre opens with two daring works. By Julia Ainsworth
A residence in perfect harmony with its history and the nature that surrounds it. Via v2com
So Long Alone. A poem by Michael Hawkes
Gorgeous winter landscape near the Lachine rapids on the St. Lawrence River
An extraordinary collection resulting from
one man’s passion for Japanese ceramics
BTW and PWM combine forces in
Dark Red and Cry Baby. By Byron Toben
The Westmount amateur theatre group
presents Fowl Plays. By Byron Toben
Board Games: Larger Than Life, a new
participatory focus for the 10th toy exhibition
Geordie presents a wonderful stage adaptation of the Capra film. By Byron Toben
Infinitheatre’s Write-On-Q playwriting competition ceremony featured four new scripts. By Byron Toben
Stargazing, a poem by Michael Hawkes
A resolutely modern hybrid house
with a trace of the past. Via v2com
The third of David Novek’s movie series featured
the two greatest male film dancers. By Byron Toben
The world premiere of a play inspired by a
local celebrity’s family history. By Byron Toben
Puppeteer Ronnie Burkett is back with a
hilarious Christmas Carol spoof. By Byron Toben
Tony-winning Canadian musical
comes to Place des Arts. By Byron Toben
Geordie Theatre fundraiser presents
the holiday classic It’s a Wonderful Life
The Lyric Theatre Singers present their
ever-popular Candlelight Christmas concert
