brings the world to Montreal"/>
FTA co-artistic director Martine Dennewald explains how the spectacle is brought to life. By Irwin Rapoport
Theatre
Articles
for last half of May"/>
The end of the month brings plenty of choice entertainment. By Byron Toben
Brave New Productions is back with
the Broadway hit. By Byron Toben
thru Willy’s writings"/>
Seven talented actresses enact 45 roles from Shakespeare plays. By Byron Toben
with Open House"/>
Wry comedy deftly navigates conversations
of oppression, colonization and middle-class
aspirations. By Irwin Rapoport
a wowser of a show"/>
Segal Centre presents a theatre adaptation of the Giller prize-winning book. By Byron Toben
at Hudson Village Theatre"/>
A revival of the Brian Friel play first presented
at the Centaur in 1980. By Byron Toben
or Death of a Salesman"/>
The Segal Centre presents a Yiddish version of Arthur Miller’s acclaimed play.
By Byron Toben
adds to Teesri Duniya mission"/>
Kevin Matthew Wong’s multi-media presentation
deals with pollution and climate change.
By Byron Toben
Guilt (a love story)"/>
Diane Flack’s one-woman show tells tales
of guilty pleasures and disappointments.
By Byron Toben
the Hat explores addiction"/>
Lead actor and co-producer Joshua Bilbao
speaks of the play in a Q&A. By Irwin Rapoport
crucial conversation"/>
Cole Foundation awards $225,000
to thirteen deserving theatre companies
July 17, 2026" />
from a home office /2" />
Buying a country home" />
Treat your vehicle to a beauty makeover" />
in the Laurentians" />
from a home office /1" />
Lima Bean Hummus" />
mistakes to avoid" />
A living natural heritage /6" />
The buyer’s visit" />
environmentalism?" />
the classical mandolin" />
between matter and light" />
goes bonkers circus" />
Caramelized Beet Carpaccio" />
of emotional labour" />
A living natural heritage /5" />
what takes Trump down?" />
Summer doldrums" />
30th edition unveilled" />
at Saint Joseph’s Oratory" />
cherry-tomato tartinade" />
meet your expectations" />
A living natural heritage /4" />
