May theatrical wonders"/>
Live English theatre returns to Montreal with
Segal Centre’s Every Brilliant Thing. By Byron Toben
Performing Arts
Articles
amidst April events"/>
Spring finally brings some live shows
to Montreal audiences. By Byron Toben
stage and musicals"/>
Presenting four of my favourite entertainments
for Easter time. By Byron Toben
bids adieu to Mike Payette"/>
Geordie’s third Artistic Director welcomed new
Canadian voices into theatre for young audiences
events to enjoy mid-March"/>
A wide variety of entertainment
available online. By Byron Toben
February marches on to March"/>
A wide variety of entertainment offerings
for the end of month. By Byron Toben
in these uncertain times"/>
Intercultural Conversations awards $197,500
to theatre companies for the 2021-22 season
and theatre delights"/>
Some freebies courtesy of the Cummings Centre,
New York’s Mint Theater and the NFB. By Byron Toben
slides into February"/>
Online shows, lectures, discussions and some real political theatre. By Byron Toben
is available online!"/>
Geordie Theatre presents its first virtual edition
of the Geordie Theatre Fest
picks for January"/>
Lots of Irish streamed theatre among
free listings this week. By Byron Toben
Wildside Festival shows"/>
Reviews of MoonCow Theatre Co’s Night Cows and
The Bakery’s SKIN. By Jacqueline van de Geer
January 2, 2026" />
damage before it starts" />
into a professional career" />
online betting rules" />
a film by Andrés Livov" />
for its 16th edition" />
Passion fruit meringue verrine" />
playful clownish escapade" />
World rhythms on stage" />
management mistakes" />
Kensington Avenue" />
Vegan Chili Chocolate Cake" />
Bethune tunnel" />
Left out of breath" />
of business strategy" />
plumbing issues at home" />
embraces bold cinema" />
Red snapper papillote" />
the Legend of Pepita" />
everyday Happiness /2" />
the Tuscan Breakfast" />
