are Two For One"/>
Just for Laughs presents a new show
with two top Jewish comedians.
By Byron Toben
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an all female romp at JFL"/>
Toronto Second City comediennes
roast the patriarchy. By Byron Toben
#MeToo in 1604"/>
Latest Shakespeare-in-the-Park play a timely choice.
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on Cohen and Morrison"/>
Cinema du Parc presents some exceptional documentaries. By Byron Toben
out to Hudson"/>
A trio of top-notch actors assembled
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never the same again"/>
Latest Jem Rolls performance poetry The Walk In The Snow stands out. By Byron Toben
The armchair Shakespearean"/>
Edward Yankie brings his unique one-man show
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as wonderful as ever"/>
Four new scenes added in this
enhanced remount. By Byron Toben
The Baby Go Blind…"/>
A fun show by Westmount’s Dramatis Personae.
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and Frankie winners"/>
Part Two of Byron’s Fringe reviews and
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a walk on the wild side"/>
Trina Davies’ latest play premieres at the
Montreal Fringe Festival. By Julia Ainsworth
Stephen Maclean Rogers’ touching tribute to his mother.
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at the Sala Rossa" />
Just for her eyes" />
Hallowell Avenue" />
Festival Suoni per il Popolo" />
Roasted eggplant and tomatoes" />
your comfort zone" />
intercultural tensions" />
bio launches October 21" />
must call ADM to order" />
when selling or buying" />
Carrot coconut soup" />
staying focused at work" />
and leave the leaves!" />
Hillside Avenue" />
into Hybrid Nature" />
Auction and Fundraiser" />
between faith and art" />
from Nuits d’Afrique" />
Mental preparation to sell" />
renditions at the SMAM" />