Hell is Other People"/>
Play invokes literary visits to hell over the years. By Byron Toben
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“Peeps” diary /2"/>
Channelled in the style of Samuel Pepys’
16th century diary. By Byron Toben
Rootless Tree and Greasy"/>
A one-act absurdist play and an LGBTQ take on Grease. By Julia Ainsworth
is your arty oyster"/>
Get your #Fringebuzz on at the most eclectic arts festival in town, the 28th St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival. By Janis Kirshner
“peeps” diary"/>
Channelled in the style of Samuel Pepys’ 16th century diary. By Byron Toben
a Bloomsday Festival highlight"/>
Recounting the disastrous first American production
of Samuel Beckett’s iconic play. By Byron Toben
one-woman debut play"/>
“Counting Aloud” as a senior lady masters the piano.
By Byron Toben
sight unseen 2018"/>
Some promising St Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival theatre shows. By Byron Toben
on or off her balcony"/>
The Segal Centre presents the longest running
one-woman show in Broadway history.
By Byron Toben
does Vintage Hitchcock"/>
Radio play delivers humour and suspense.
By Byron Toben
a timely new play"/>
Alice Abracen’s latest work as performed
by the graduating class of the NTS. By Byron Toben
Tribute to Nina Simone"/>
Loads of talent at this Segal Centre Power Jazz presentation. By Byron Toben
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" />