rhymes with passion"/>
A promising dialogue between intellect, gut, and emotivity. By Luc Archambault
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Horse Girls and other important story recommendations in the lineup.
By Mai DaSilva and Faith Langston
presents its 19th edition"/>
Featuring 20 shows, FTA 2025 is a bold exploration of contemporary stage forms. By Jacqueline van de Geer
at the Kit Kat Club"/>
What good is sitting alone in your room?
Witness theatre as an act of political resistance.
By Mai DaSilva
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
Friendship, Loss and Love"/>
Imago Theatre and Playwrights Workshop Montreal present Scorpio Moon. By Mai DaSilva
by filmmaker Bong Joon Ho"/>
Reflections on identity, self-esteem, social hierarchies, and labour exploitation.
By Andrew Burlone
of human emotions"/>
Conversations about community, queerness and the subconscious in Infinithéâtre’s Sinkhole. By Mai DaSilva
looks back at 2024"/>
A sampling of our most-read articles of the past year
at the Segal Centre"/>
The Off-Broadway hit returns from February 2 to 16.
By Byron Toben
in The Secret Chord"/>
The musical hommage to Leonard Cohen delivers the goods. By Byron Toben
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Lima Bean Hummus" />
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environmentalism?" />
the classical mandolin" />
between matter and light" />
goes bonkers circus" />
Caramelized Beet Carpaccio" />
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what takes Trump down?" />
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30th edition unveilled" />
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