KOOZA by Cirque du Soleil runs through Aug. 14 in the Old Port of Montreal
The show premiered under the big top in Montreal in 2007, and has been seen by over eight million fans worldwide.
Trixie Mattel at Just for Laughs: “I’m going to say & do anything, & probably be on stage too long”
“I’m a queer, small business, and that weird amount of shame that artists have specifically about selling out — I don’t have that bone. If I’m Walt Disney, Trixie is my Mickey Mouse. And that means I’m gonna put this horrorshow on lunchboxes.”
Montreal’s new Shakespeare-in-the-Park play asks whether or not “ça va bien aller”
All Shall Be Well, written by Repercussion Theatre artistic director Amanda Kellock and revolving around the work of Shakespeare, tours local parks from July 14 to Aug. 6.
CONTEST: Win tickets to “BenDeLaCreme Is…Ready to Be Committed” in Montreal on July 16
The critically acclaimed drag spectacle is coming to the Rialto next weekend.
Montreal can finally get its Fringe on again
This celebration of arts from all corners of the creative spectrum kicks into high gear on June 9, taking over the heart of the Plateau through June 19.
The History of Korean Western Theatre comes to Montreal c/o Festival TransAmériques
An interview with creator Jaha Koo ahead of his play’s run at the FTA in June.
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.
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.
Geordie Theatre is throwing a Holiday Bash and online auction
This weekend’s virtual fundraiser event promises performances by musicians, actors, speakers, a choir and more.
Jonathan: The Seagull Parable defies theatre conventions and limitations
Half the actors have disabilities in this ambitious play about identity, physicality and community.