The shows go on with Just For Laughs, NYC’s Irish Rep
and MTL’s Black Theatre Workshop. By Byron Toben
Arts & Culture
From the mountain to the river, explore over a
hundred must-see spots in the heart of the city!
A veritable smorgasbord that includes theatre,
a book launch, a panel discussion and comedy shows.
By Byron Toben
A selection of rowdy Jacobean short plays and Bernice vies with Kitty to be Do-Gooder of the Year. By Byron Toben
Discover some of the city’s colourful areas with a sketchpad. By Byron Toben
Presenting a new episode of the web series for seniors We’re All In This Together
Maestro Kent Nagano to lead the OSM in front of
an audience for the first time since February 2020
New U.K. documentary questions our relationship
with atomic energy. By Byron Toben
Intercultural Conversations-Conversations Interculturelles awards $194,500 to various theatrical groups
2021 edition a resounding success with more to come in Fringes across Canada. By Byron Toben
Over 100 free online activities from July 6 to August 15 under the sign of accessibility and exchange
Some early July entertainment ideas to keep cool. By Byron Toben
Presenting a new episode of the web series for seniors We’re All In This Together
Irish Rep presents Ghosting, Hudson Village Theatre brings back Every Brilliant Thing. By Byron Toben
See you at the Opera for the new 2021-2022 season
and some of the most beautiful opera arias
New York’s Mint Theater celebrates lost
African-American theatrical writing talent.
By Byron Toben
Another successful streamed festival that was free for all.
By Byron Toben
Presenting a new episode of the web series for seniors We’re All In This Together
Some worthwhile theatrical shows to catch now.
By Byron Toben
Alexa Googles the Answering Machine.
A poem by Michael Hawkes
The Fringe and Bloomsday are back plus offerings
from Gingold, Red Bull and Irish Rep. By Byron Toben
A Change of Heart
A poem by Michael Hawkes
With Louise Pitre, Remember Me, the Fringe Fest,
Bloomsday Montréal, Shorelines and more.
By Byron Toben
Play is based on the Dorothy Parker short story
A Telephone Call. By Byron Toben
