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ARTICLES

At the Beginning of Time
reflects upon times gone by

Steve Gallucci’s latest play examines growing up gay and Italian in Montreal. By Byron Toben

A very timely play
examining free speech

What Rough Beast rankles today's youth in a daring drama of that name. By Byron Toben

An engaging theatre
of the absurd comedy

Infinithéâtre’s The King Stinks makes good use of puppetry. By Byron Toben

Centaur’s Brave New Looks
presents What Rough Beast

Playwright Alice Abracen and director Jessica Abdallah discuss the play in a Q&A. By Irwin Rapoport

March comes in not as a
lion but a Rough Beast

Plenty and varied entertainment as the month begins. By Byron Toben

The King Stinks:
grotesque humour and horror

An interview with playwright Jon Lachlan Stewart and director Olivier Morin. By Irwin Rapoport

Wildside Festival 2023
ends on a high note

Planting an Apple Tree and Me, My Selfie and I deliver a grand finale. By Byron Toben

As February marches toward March…

Mid to end-of-month offers a wide variety of entertainment. By Byron Toben

Jean Genet’s Les Bonnes
at the Centaur Wildside Festival

The arbitrariness of class designations and the very real struggle of class inequality. By Jacqueline van de Geer

Some warm and cozy
early February entertainment

Events range from Ancient Greece to Modern Ireland and the annual Wildside Festival. By Byron Toben

Welcome to the Chinese
Year of the Rabbit

Centaur Theatre stages Wildside Festival and Infinitheatre revives a past gem. By Byron Toben

Mid to end of January
events to watch for

Theatre, lectures and music to warm up a cold month. By Byron Toben
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Catch It If You Still Can
playing in Pointe-Claire
Saint-Léon church steeple:
A jewel worth preserving
Love and Spices:
Chocolate Raspberry Tart
Maintaining performance
without burning out
Westmount places:
Lansdowne Avenue
Climate backsliding,
but at what cost
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