The Fringe Top 10
The festival of fun, edgy theatre, comedy and dance is upon us through June 18.
Daina Ashbee’s period piece
We spoke to the choreographer about Pour, on this weekend at the FTA.
A rock, dance & drama mash-up hits the stage
Choreographer Frédérick Gravel gets serious in Some Hope for the Bastards.
A living, breathing portrait of a crisis
An interview with the director of the (More) Propositions for the AIDS Museum theatre experience.
This play delves into a shadowy piece of Montreal’s past
Black Theatre Workshop and Tableau d’Hôte bring Lorena Gale’s Angélique to the Segal.
This Iggy Pop dance show is loud and proud
Choreographer Helen Simard on Idiot, a show inspired by the granddaddy of punk rock.
We could all use a little sex and slapstick comedy right now
We spoke to Jacob Tierney about bringing levity to local stages with 1980s British farce Noises Off.
Urban Tales spotlights the spooky side of the holidays
The “Undead Xmas” edition of this short-play compendium takes a Black Mirror approach to the Yuletide experience.
Wanted: a new play inspired by Shakespeare and Montreal
Repercussion Theatre and Playwrights’ Workshop are offering $3,000 for an original script inspired by the Bard and the city.
The true story behind Prom Queen: The Musical
Marc Hall’s fight for LGBT rights at his Oshawa high school is the subject of a movie and now a stage musical, Prom Queen.