Broadway musical Hamilton is coming to Montreal in 2025
The shows will take place at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier in Place des Arts.
Fifteen Dogs and its batshit premise somehow works
Marie Farsi’s adaptation of André Alexis’s award-winning novel is on through April 21 at the Segal Centre.
Montreal arts calendar for Spring 2024
This season’s arts calendar features Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality, cutting edge theatre, stunning dance spectacles and modern art icons.
Best Burlesque Performers in Montreal: Best of MTL
Montreal has spoken.
A Dolly Parton Christmas drag show is happening at Cabaret Mado in Montreal
While Dolly Parton continues to top the charts and make headlines at 77, local drag artists are planning an Xmas tribute to the country queen on Dec. 11.
Mondo Mado: Luc Provost on becoming a Montreal drag mother and writing a book about it
“The story about my life is not complicated, it’s not sad, it’s not tormented. And I wanted to share that with the public because there are so many stories about drag queens and gay boys that have had a hard time in their youth. I’ve been blessed.”
Xavier Watso on his role in the Centaur’s upcoming play, alterNatives
An interview with the Montreal actor, powwow emcee and TikTok activist about Drew Hayden Taylor’s play, his upbringing in an Odanak community in Yamaska, his recent career switch and more.
Festival Phénomena to stage bold, inclusive and diverse shows from Oct. 3 to 21
The interdisciplinary Montreal festival brings together local and international dancers, actors, musicians and surrealists for an exciting series of events this fall.
ShazamFest: 4 days of music, circus, burlesque & wrestling in the Eastern Townships
We spoke with Ziv Przytyk about the 18th edition of his festival, happening in Barnston-Ouest, Quebec from July 13–16.
Sexy, sassy, silly, serious: Montreal Fringe is all that and more
“For a theatre buff like me, the Fringe creates incredible amounts of joyous stress. The adrenaline rush of 90+ bilingual shows at my fingertips, coupled with a very tiny window in which to see them all, is enough to make my poor brain short circuit. I don’t like the angst, but also, I kind of do?”