The production invites us to look in the mirror and ask: What if we rewrote the rules?
Performing Arts
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presents the unusual"/>
The 39th Grand Prix du Conseil des arts de Montréal winner runs until October 24. By Faith Langston
Physical Love is a dead end"/>
Magalie Rouillard-Bazinet’s solo play about heartbreak and anorgasmia. By Luc Archambault
rhymes with passion"/>
A promising dialogue between intellect, gut, and emotivity. By Luc Archambault
as La Tohu’s season closes"/>
Experience a journey to the heart of life with this modern circus spectacle. By Sophie Jama
and creative circus fun"/>
Amusement knows no bounds at the 8th Montreal Clown Festival. By Sophie Jama
song and dance man"/>
Multi-talented performer Don Jordan
reflects on his career past and present.
By Carmen J. Michaud
Centaur Wildside Festival"/>
Scapegoat Carnivale presents Joseph Shragge’s
darkly absurd fable. By Irwin Rapoport
holiday shows galore"/>
It’s still time to catch some outstanding seasonal performances. By Byron Toben
picks up steam event-wise"/>
Much to choose from in the way of entertainment
as the days grow warmer. By Byron Toben
is back, live and in person!"/>
Five-day event supports the development of
great new theatre works for young audiences
and Il Pomo d’Oro Ensemble"/>
A stunning and evocative project that celebrates
the majesty, power and mystery of Nature
April 7, 2026" />
at the Centaur Theatre" />
of an anxious society" />
Red Pepper spread" />
Clarke Avenue" />
launches TDT season" />
Southern Italian Retreat" />
for Festival de la Voix" />
Latent defects" />
Grilled saffron artichoke" />
tomorrow’s leaders" />
to feminist mobilization" />
Brooke Avenue" />
Literary Festival" />
Inspection process" />
A month of music in April" />
A field report on aging" />
be more independent" />
Windsor Avenue" />
groove and flamenco" />
becoming Epic Fiasco" />
horses for slaughter" />