The Fringe Top 10
The festival of fun, edgy theatre, comedy and dance is upon us through June 18.
Judd Apatow segues to stand-up
The king of comedy on film picks up the mic at Just for Laughs.
Daina Ashbee’s period piece
We spoke to the choreographer about Pour, on this weekend at the FTA.
A new play captures the spirit of Nelly Arcan
The writing and inner torment of the late Québécoise writer are the focus of Marie Brassard’s production, part of the FTA.
A rock, dance & drama mash-up hits the stage
Choreographer Frédérick Gravel gets serious in Some Hope for the Bastards.
Montreal’s other comedy festival is on
Comics from across the U.S. and Canada are in town to perform in over 70 Sketchfest shows. See our highlights here.
A living, breathing portrait of a crisis
An interview with the director of the (More) Propositions for the AIDS Museum theatre experience.
Anglo comic Mike Paterson courts the Queb market
We spoke to Paterson about following Sugar Sammy’s lead and treating the province to his “Bowling Alley French.”
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.
Another Brick in the Wall builds bridges for opera
A review of Opéra de Montréal’s Pink Floyd adaptation and a Q&A with the production’s composer, Julien Bilodeau.