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Montreal theatre heats up
for last half of May

The end of the month brings plenty of choice entertainment. By Byron Toben

A joint review of the movie Civil War

While initially intriguing, the film's minimalist approach fails to deliver on its promise By Luc Archambault and Andrew Burlone

Season 2024-2025
at Bourgie Hall

A most promising musical season to discover this autumn. By Luc Archambault

The divinely funny Act of God

Brave New Productions is back with the Broadway hit. By Byron Toben

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Tourists A poem by Michael Hawkes

Thy Woman’s Weeds walks widely
thru Willy’s writings

Seven talented actresses enact 45 roles from Shakespeare plays. By Byron Toben

Leonard Cohen recall
a hit at Place des Arts

Nathaniel Rateliff captures the feel of the acclaimed singer/songwriter with a 40-piece orchestra. By Byron Toben

Dreamscapes by Ando Hiroshige

A captivating journey from Edo to Kyoto illustrated by the Japanese master printmaker

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Michael Hawkes /75

Mutating Man A poem by Michael Hawkes

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Michael Hawkes /74

How Many Moons Full A poem by Michael Hawkes

A joint review of
Dune Part Two

A visual marvel, but flawed narrative and character development without poetry and emotional depth. By Luc Archambault and Andrew Burlone

Infinithéâtre closes season
with Open House

Wry comedy deftly navigates conversations of oppression, colonization and middle-class aspirations. By Irwin Rapoport
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