MAC’s Alanis Obomsawin exhibition explores her films, her story and the Indigenous context that drives her
Alanis Obomsawin: The Children Have to Hear Another Story provides a deep dive into the work of the Canadian filmmaker and activist.
Sakura is an Anton Chekhov play reset in 21st century Montreal, at Centaur Theatre till Oct. 6
Montrealer Harry Standjofski directs this revamp of the classic play The Cherry Orchard.
How to Survive in the Wild is a timely play about what it takes to succeed, on through Sept. 29 at the Segal Centre
Persephone Productions stages the first English version of the acclaimed French play Manuel de la vie sauvage by Jean-Philippe Baril Guérard.
Entire stories are told in intricately staged single photos in the new PHI Centre exhibition Clusters
Two Quebec film industry figures, cinematographer André Turpin and set designer Léa Valérie Létourneau, collaborated on this photo series.
Montréal – Marrakech unites local and Moroccan dance companies on stage from Sept. 18 to 20
Dancers and choreographers from the companies Le Carré des Lombes and Anania Danses are putting on a show for three nights at Agora de la Danse.
Montreal Arts Calendar for Fall 2024
The most promising plays, dance productions and exhibitions in Montreal this season.
Connecting From the Inside Out by Montreal artist My-Van Dam runs through Oct. 26 at the MAI
A multidisciplinary exhibition about how inherited societal trauma settles in the body.
Festival Quartiers Danses presents free and affordable shows across Montreal Sept. 5 to 14
We spoke with Pauline Gervais about the festival’s 2024 edition and its mandate to democratize contemporary dance in all its forms.
A comprehensive guide to free outdoor fun at Fierté Montreal Pride 2024
From Aug. 1 to 11, Montreal’s streets will radiate pride.
Highlights of the Montreal Fringe Festival, taking over our theatres & small venues June 6–16
11 days and nights of theatre, dance, comedy, puppetry and storytelling from the edge, with a free music festival, too.