an all female romp at JFL"/>
Toronto Second City comediennes
roast the patriarchy. By Byron Toben
Arts & Culture
at Festival de Lanaudière"/>
Embrace the beauty of classical music on a stage surrounded by nature, under the sun or under the stars
#MeToo in 1604"/>
Latest Shakespeare-in-the-Park play a timely choice.
By Byron Toben
outdoor music and movies"/>
Watching movies with musical performances is
one of the best things about summer in the city
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts"/>
First solo exhibition in Canada by
the Senegalese artist until November 10
on Cohen and Morrison"/>
Cinema du Parc presents some exceptional documentaries. By Byron Toben
in Old Montréal"/>
Pointe-à-Callière has free outdoor activities
for the entire family all summer long
out to Hudson"/>
A trio of top-notch actors assembled
for award-winning play. By Byron Toben
Shakespeare-Before-the-Show"/>
Repercussion Theatre and Geordie Theatre School
bring Shakespeare workshops to parks across Montreal
even more humour"/>
The world’s largest comedy festival
ads new names to its 37th talent line-up
never the same again"/>
Latest Jem Rolls performance poetry The Walk In The Snow stands out. By Byron Toben
The armchair Shakespearean"/>
Edward Yankie brings his unique one-man show
of Richard 2 to the MainLine Theatre. By Faith Langston
at the foot of Mount Royal"/>
The mountain goes vintage this summer
on five Thursdays in July and August
Montreal Jazz Festival"/>
150 concerts to impress your eyes and ears
from June 27 to July 6, 2019
as wonderful as ever"/>
Four new scenes added in this
enhanced remount. By Byron Toben
simultaneous interpreter"/>
Our sole master is the integrity of the message.
By Maya Khankhoje
The Baby Go Blind…"/>
A fun show by Westmount’s Dramatis Personae.
By Byron Toben
coming to a park near you"/>
Lesser-known Shakespeare play a first
for Repercussion Theatre. By Barbara Ford
and Frankie winners"/>
Part Two of Byron’s Fringe reviews and
the Frankie winners unveiled. By Byron Toben
activities at the MMFA"/>
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ abundant summer program has plenty for everyone, big and small
sizzle with Too Darn Hot"/>
Annual June Broadway tunes concert celebrates
Cole Porter among others. By Byron Toben
a walk on the wild side"/>
Trina Davies’ latest play premieres at the
Montreal Fringe Festival. By Julia Ainsworth
Stephen Maclean Rogers’ touching tribute to his mother.
By Julia Ainsworth
The Story of French Cuisine"/>
Pointe-à-Callière sets the table for the French gourmet meal
