Steamy rock star musical April Fools muses on the falling out of a bad romance
The musical by Israeli superstar Keren Peles continues at Segal Centre through May 22.
Les Érotisseries takes the audience for a ride through the diversity of sexuality
The show’s artistic directors (all women) felt that there was a lack of non-commercial, non-pornographic erotic content in Montreal’s living arts scene. “We wanted something more human, more artistic, eccentric and alternative.”
A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction is sobering yet hopeful
For a show about mass death, Miranda Rose Hall’s play expertly avoids plunging its audience into insurmountable existential dread.
Martha Wainwright gets personal about music, family, love and heartbreak in her new book
We spoke to the singer-songwriter about her memoir Stories I Might Regret Telling You, and having charted her own course in life, independent from the successes of her musical family.
Festival TransAmériques is bringing sensational performance art to Montreal in May
Check out our highlights of FTA 2022, which takes over local theatres from May 25–June 9.
Montreal artist Dan Climan explores voyeurism and the serenity of simplicity
We spoke with Climan ahead of today’s opening of his solo exhibition The Look Says It All at Galerie Youn.
Rat Chat magazine: Of art and sexy things
An interview with the publication’s editor-in-chief (and former Cult MTL arts editor) Nora Rosenthal.
What’s happening in Montreal for Black History Month 2022
Highlights of a month-long program showcasing and celebrating Black artists and exploring the histories of Black communities in the city.
Montreal arts events at theatres, museums & galleries over the holidays
There’s no shortage of cultural events happening in the city this December and January.
Jonathan: The Seagull Parable defies theatre conventions and limitations
Half the actors have disabilities in this ambitious play about identity, physicality and community.