Art | Culture

ARTICLES

Performing Arts, Review | Critique

The Medium/Riders to the Sea,
an indie theatre first

The eclectic Snowglobe Theatre presents two short operas. By Byron Toben

April 28, 2018

Geordie Theatre, Performing Arts, Review | Critique, Theatre

My second time Around
the World in 80 Days

Local audiences get to enjoy this fast-paced treat of a show. By Byron Toben

April 25, 2018

Art | Culture, communiqué, Exhibition, Visual Arts

The 7th edition of
Parle-moi d’amour

From May 1 to 9, Les Impatients present the works of more than 60 artists

April 25, 2018

Music, Review | Critique, Theatre

Legends Dietrich and Piaf
belt it out onstage

The spectacular English world premiere of The Angel and the Sparrow. By Byron Toben

April 21, 2018

Review | Critique, Theatre

Successions adds to
plays about inheritance

Michaela Di Cesare’s new play deals with an all too common family dilemna. By Byron Toben

April 18, 2018

Art | Culture, Litterature, Westmount

Secret Places
Hidden Treasures / 11

Local students show off their literary stuff in the 2017 McEntyre Writing Competition. Introduction by Wayne Larsen

April 14, 2018

Review | Critique, Theatre

Fight On! – Part One,
an epic accomplishment

Infinitheatre presents the impressive first part of Francis Dickens’ Canadian adventure. By Byron Toben

April 14, 2018

Art | Culture, Music, Review | Critique

Singer Nina Simone is
a hot item this month

Nadia Theobal sings the misunderstood diva at Le Balcon supper-club. By Byron Toben

April 11, 2018

Art | Culture, Music, Review | Critique

Cuban band Septeto Santiaguero packs Club Soda

These heirs to the Buena Vista Social Club are a class act. By Byron Toben

April 11, 2018

ADVERTORIAL, Art | Culture, Theatre

Centaur Theatre World Premiere of Successions

A bright new dramedy from a fresh Italian-Canadian voice.

April 7, 2018

Art | Culture, Cinema

Lida Moser’s homage to
“la belle province”

Joyce Borenstein’s latest film explores the famed photographer’s Quebec odyssey. By Patricia Dumais

April 7, 2018

Art | Culture, Music, Review | Critique

Edith Piaf lives again in
Ma vie en rose and black

Claire Garand show at the Le Balcon honours France’s greatest female singer. By Byron Toben

April 7, 2018