Art | Culture

ARTICLES

Art | Culture, Review | Critique, Theatre

A Play Most Memorable
on Many Counts

You Will Remember Me eloquently deals with Alzheimer’s. By Byron Toben

March 11, 2017

Art | Culture, Review | Critique, Theatre

Kim’s Convenience
Not a Dull Moment

The latest in a long line of plays about immigrant families. By Byron Toben

March 11, 2017

Art | Culture, Dance, Review | Critique

Idiot: Second part
of a Stunning Trilogy

Renowned Rocker Iggy Pop inspires choreography. By Luc Archambault

March 11, 2017

Art | Culture, Review | Critique

A Celebration of the Absurd at the NTS

Graduating class of 2017 presents double-bill Lear and Exit The King. By Byron Toben

March 8, 2017

Concert | Show, Music, Review | Critique

I Musici Chamber Orchestra’s
Distant Light

An exploration worth a prolonged visa. By Luc Archambault

March 4, 2017

Art | Culture, Review | Critique, Theatre

The Lonely Hearts Hotel
captivates its audience

Heather O’Neill's latest novel is a most interesting read. By Luc Archambault

March 4, 2017

Litterature, Westmount

Westmount Kids
Building Bridges / 7

Local students show off their literary stuff in the 2016 McEntyre Writing Competition

March 4, 2017

Art | Culture, Review | Critique, Theatre

Tantalus Theatre Presents
Small-scale Gem

Adoration is latest showcase for new plays and actors. By Byron Toben

March 4, 2017

Art | Culture, Business Services, Litterature

The business of writing today

How blogging has changed the way we read and write. By Mona Andrei

March 4, 2017

Art | Culture

A fond farewell to Stuart McLean

Canada says goodbye to its consummate storyteller and modern day bard. By Wanda Potrykus

March 1, 2017

Cinema, Review | Critique

Rings: one movie too much?

Another redundant Hollywood remake. By Luc Archambault

March 1, 2017

Concert | Show, Festival, Review | Critique, Theatre

“Shiksa” Kicks Off
High Lights Festival

St. John and Herskowitz’s terrific show leads off 18th edition. By Byron Toben

February 25, 2017