sight unseen 2017"/>
Some promising Montreal Fringe Festival theatre shows. By Byron Toben
Arts & Culture
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
after so much struggle"/>
Get Out versus I Am Not Your Negro: a devolution in the imagery of Afro-Americans in modern storytelling. By Luc Archambault
from the past"/>
Dramatis Personae presents an ancient yet timely Greek comedy. By Byron Toben
This sixth part of the franchise closes the loop between Prometheus and Alien. By Luc Archambault
high voltage action"/>
Latest Cirque du Soleil show features even more electrifying stunts. By Byron Toben
The eleventh edition of Festival TransAmériques launches with an X-ray play about Montreal. By Luc Archambault
at the Opéra de Montréal"/>
How invigorating to see young music lovers at L’Opéra de Montréal! By Luc Archambault
Internationally renowned Trois-Rivières native masters French chansonnier’s songs. By Byron Toben
Home Sweet Home"/>
The Centaur closes its season with a refreshing new Canadian comedy hit. By Patricia Dumais
a remarquable end of season"/>
Les Idées Heureuses concert explores the secular musical repertoire of the late Middle-Ages. By Luc Archambault
at the McCord Museum"/>
No one is immune to this talented satirist’s incisive pen. By Jean-François Brucel
with a cause"/>
Rebel Daughter, a fitting finale to Dawson theatre program’s winter season. By Byron Toben
the AIDS Crisis"/>
(more) Propositions for the AIDS Museum assembles a stellar cast. By Luc Archambault
end of life questions"/>
D² presents its version of the Pulitzer and Tony award winning play. By Byron Toben
gem of a show"/>
How to Disappear Completely blends sadness with humour. By Byron Toben
Musical play works well in one night concert version. By Byron Toben
theory and practice"/>
Do some performances go too far into abstract conceptuality? By Luc Archambault
literally rocks"/>
A musical on the legendary encounter of some of rock music’s greatest performers. By Byron Toben
nostalgia and little more"/>
Can the sequel of this classic meet our expectations?
By Luc Archambault
