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A contemporary dance ballet expressing the violence inflicted on women. By Sophie Jama
Hofesh Shechter achieves a significant milestone in the field of stage creation. By Sophie Jama
Stravinsky, Orff, Respighi, Ravel, and Puccini on the program under the direction of Francis Choinière
Audrey-Anne Bouchard’s “Fragments : celle qui m’habitait déjà” prioritizes our other senses. By Faith Langston
Westmount author delves into the novel and her literary style in Q&A. By Irwin Rapoport
For this visionary director, every element is crucial and nothing is left to chance. By Francis Ouellet
Art as dialogue, revealing the invisible ties uniting earth and spirit. By Andrew Burlone
Montreal laughs, dances, and grooves to klezmer hip-hop rhythms. By Sophie Jama
Fantasy cinema is a film genre whose history dates back to the dawn of cinema. By Francis Ouellet
A rich cultural event mixing improvisation, poetry, and world musical tradition
Montrealers have a few days to catch final performances of the riveting White Lion, Brown Tiger. By Irwin Rapoport
