Woke
A poem by Michael Hawkes
Arts & Culture
Beth McKenna delivers cool music at Dollard-des Ormeaux Library. By Byron Toben
The director has given us a work that is both dramatic and grandiose, full of fury and grace. By Francis Ouellet
Rosy Days A Coming
A poem by Michael Hawkes
A selection of abstract and figurative works
illustrating the mastery of various techniques.
By Jean-François Brucel
The cinematic vision of one of the most important
directors in the history of Greek cinema.
By Francis Ouellet
Montreal English Theatre Awards announces its winners. By Byron Toben
Blundstones
A poem by Michael Hawkes
Theatre back on track after hiatus with an
impressive absurdist play. By Byron Toben
The author was recently in town to talk
about her 22nd novel. By Byron Toben
The not-to-be-missed show at the Segal Centre extended to November 12. By Byron Toben
A Weather Report (mid-November)
A poem by Michael Hawkes
The indigenous play explores the clash of ideas and cultures, spiced with some humour. By Byron Toben
A review of the Oscar-nominated Gaelic film presented at Victoria Hall. By Byron Toben
Traquen’Art presents the Canadian premiere of two contemporary flamenco virtuosos
The end-of-month offers heavyweight singers
Bob Dylan and Shania Twain. By Byron Toben
Carminho’s soulful and dynamic performance
garners three standing ovations. By Byron Toben
Julie Tamiko Manning’s play breaks new ground
as an intergenerational and intercultural exercise.
By Byron Toben
Painter speaks of her life as an artist and what inspires her evocative paintings. By Irwin Rapoport
A Sunburned Sky
A poem by Michael Hawkes
All Flesh REDUX presents a poetic journey through time and space. By Jacqueline van de Geer
Traquen’Art and Théâtre Outremont present
Caminho and her latest opus Portuguesa
The stand-up comic’s Canada-wide “Marquis De Sad Tour” comes to Montreal. By Byron Toben
