MACDEATH recasts the Shakespearian king as a metal singer
Jocelyn Pelletier on getting heavy with classic literature in MACDEATH, at la Chapelle this month.
Persephone, #MeToo
A soaring retelling of an ancient assault myth.
A blindfolded theatre experience
Camille: un rendez-vous au-delà du visuel is a play designed for the visually impaired, stimulating all the other senses.
Fringe highlights
Our top picks as the festival kicks into high gear.
Girls, interrupted: the true-to-life heroines and harpies of Clean Slate
The English-language premiere of Catherine Chabot’s Table rase, c/o Talisman Theatre, is on now at la Chapelle.
True talk: 50 years later, Blackout sheds light on Concordia’s Computer riots
Our critic calls Blackout, which explores the Concordia Computer Riots, “an ambitious portrait of fury” and a “triumphant work of art.”
Sex, lies and teen spirit
So grateful to no longer be a teen, Oren Safdie delves into sex, lies and high school in latest work, Gratitude.
An educated guess at the best shows the Fringe Festival has to offer this year
Recommendations from our theatre reporter and Fringe jury member
Antigone is a return to form for actress Alison Louder
An interview with the native Montrealer about her new role, ending a decade-long absence from the stage.
The History of Sexuality is a trip through real Montrealers’ sex lives
This play, on now at MainLine Theatre, drew from conversations with queer people, kink practitioners and sex workers.