Well, a lot…"/>
… according to the international hit comedy now at the Segal. By Byron Toben
Arts & Culture
A return to a balanced lifestyle, simple technologies, and materials requiring little maintenance. Via v2com
for Arts Alive! Québec"/>
The charming town hosts its version of the annual arts and culture festival. By Barbara Ford
at the Montreal Jazz Festival"/>
Two talented offspring of jazz greats take the stage at jazz fest. By Byron Toben
Montreal Summer festivals"/>
Montreal is home to some of the biggest and most successful festivals. By Patricia Dumais
by Michael Kenneally"/>
The Concordia professor delivers a fascinating lecture on the seminal James Joyce novel. By Byron Toben
mystery garden tour"/>
The Secret Garden Tour offers the opportunity to explore exceptional Westmount gardens. By Patricia Dumais
for Arts Alive! Québec"/>
The annual arts and culture festival offers activities for all ages. By Barbara Ford
a joyous musical revue"/>
The Lyric Theatre Singers’ latest show featured the music of the legendary Jule Styne. By Byron Toben
Montreal Fringe 2017"/>
Six more St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival reviews… and regrets. By Byron Toben
Reviews of three Frankie Award nominated Fringe plays. By Julia Ainsworth
master Inuvialuit sculptor"/>
An exceptional exhibition at La Guilde inaugurates the 2017 Montreal First Peoples Festival. By Jean-François Brucel
in the heart of Old Montreal"/>
The 5th Edition of the Mixed Arts Festival.
By Luc Archambault
Part 2: June 10 to June 13"/>
This year’s crop is rich and varied. By Luc Archambault
Festival Bloomsday Montréal"/>
Irish culture at its best through James Joyce, right here and now, until June 16. By Luc Archambault
half way through"/>
Byron reports on some of his Fringe Festival theatre picks. By Byron Toben
now in Yiddish (mostly)"/>
Popular Broadway musical shoulda been in Yiddish from the start. By Byron Toben
Part 1: June 3 to June 9"/>
Theatre, dance, performance art, the Fringe has it all. By Luc Archambault
sight unseen 2017"/>
Some promising Montreal Fringe Festival theatre shows. By Byron Toben
pantomime and histrionics"/>
Contemporary Europe explored through a visit of ten cities. By Luc Archambault
or Woodcutters"/>
An intense theatrical rendition of Thomas Bernhard’s novel. By Luc Archambault
importance of movement"/>
An original artist explores the pictural transcription of motion. Text and photos by Luc Archambault
Variations on a landscape"/>
Latest McClure Gallery exhibition unites five artists under one subject. By Jean-François Brucel
A grand choreography by Eszter Salamon at the FTA. By Luc Archambault
