What to do today in Montreal
Your daily Montreal to-do list.
Observations from Montreal
“Pierre Poilievre continues to prove that he’s unfit to be prime minister.”
Peeping Tom theatre company to stage surreal dance show Triptych in Montreal April 16 to 19
“Triptych unfolds in three confined spaces where tormented characters grapple with forces beyond their control.”
Marco da Silva Ferreira connects community and dance in CARCAÇA, coming to Montreal this month
We spoke with the choreographer behind CARCAÇA, being performed at Place des Arts from April 30 to May 3.
What to do this weekend in Montreal
Your daily Montreal To-Do List, weekend edition.
DIRT explores our connection to the earth, blending hip hop and contemporary dance
The piece by choreographer Elon Höglund will be performed at Agora de la danse from April 9 to 12.
Nien Tzu Weng presents a layered dreamscape with dance and robots at MAI from April 9 to 12
“[guāng yīn] The Lightest Dark Is Darker Than the Darkest Light” invites audiences to journey through time and identity.
Nikki Glaser: “America is cooked”
We spoke with stand-up queen Nikki Glaser about the painful art of the roast, how to treat celebs at the Golden Globes, embarrassing Montreal memories and why she may want to stay in Canada when her “Alive and Unwell” tour arrives next month.
Montreal Clown Festival to stage a staggering variety of entertainment from April 4 to 12
International, local, for kids, 18+, traditional, experimental — variety is the theme at the eighth annual Festival des Clowns de Montréal.
Museum of Fine Arts’ ‘Bad Girls Only’ explores art linking women and the Seven Deadly Sins
The exhibition showcases iconic Early Modern prints and drawings, with interactive features inviting visitors to consider the ongoing impact of the historical linking of women and notions of sin.