Mobster Belinda Reviews 4’33 in Baghdad at Montreal Fringe Festival Being a first-time Fringe attendee I didn't know what to expect from this piece by Thought Experiment Productions’ even though I had read the press release, I still wasn't quite sure what I was going to see. W... Read More...
‘Kate Hammer Wants to be INFEMOUS’ at Montreal St. Ambroise FRINGE Kate Hammer has only been in Montreal for a short time but, oh boy has she been busy. Growing up on an Ontarian goat farm where google maps does not often dare to wander, Kate loves the city she now calls hom... Read More...
Settle This Thing at FRINGE Montreal “And you may find yourself in a beautiful house With a beautiful wife And you may ask yourself, well How did I get here?” Talking Heads, “Once In A Lifetime” Well, eventually, one is bound to a... Read More...
LA TIGRESSA PRODUCTIONS presents “The Autism Monologues” at Fringe "See Me ~ Hear Me" La Tigressa is an award-winning production company dedicated to bringing to audiences diverse female characters. The goal of the company is to portray women of colour and mixed heritage in w... Read More...
Conversion: A Bold Play about Identity and Religion This play takes place in a single night, as Abi (Denise Watt) and Al (Mike Payette) are receiving Abi's parents for dinner. It is made quite clear early on that she has a strained relationship with her parents ... Read More...
Suspendue dans les airs, le spectacle UNE CHAMBRE DE VERRE presenté à la TOHU La jeune compagnie québécoise NORD NORD EST nous revient avec une 2e production pour cette saison 2017-2018. Une Chambre De Verre sera un mélange de cirque, théâtre et de danse contemporaine. Le spectacl... Read More...
Detectives, Dames and Devils At The Fringe The Fringe Festival is well underway - and there's a lot to see! For those of you with a taste for the "noir" or like their detective stories with some style and humour, you will definitely want to check ou... Read More...
“Elsewhere” – Masked Theatre and the Venezuelan Crisis at the Fringe The Fringe Festival is like the world's most unusual buffet - a weird and exciting theatrical space where you can find the ridiculous, the honest and the extreme (sometimes all in one). It's a place where n... Read More...
Closer, A Melodramedy By Patrick Marber Winner: 1998 Olivier Award Best Play. 1999 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award, Best Foreign Play "Closer is a brilliant and bracingly adult play from London… bruising and beautiful, shatteringly funny and ... Read More...
A Powerful and Tragic True Story in “Angélique” As Montrealers, we often think of slavery as something that happened somewhere else. We look across the border and frown while forgetting that our own city has set the stage for some very disturbing passages. "... Read More...
