After having premiered and played to sold out audiences at the MainLine Theatre this past August, Scapegoat Carnivale brings back the shiny objects that amassed it lustrous, statuesque thingamajigs of its own (the company is […]
True Crime is the story of two artists. One of them is a con. The impostor, however, may not exactly be who you think it is. Our first suspect is Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, a German immigrant […]
After first premiering in Montreal in 2017 at the ZH Festival, local feminist/queer performance collective Daughter Product‘s The Gentle Art of Punishment returns to materialize at the Wildside in all its deviance and artistry. Inspired by a chapter of […]
In the hierarchy of artistry, Cat Kidd is at the top of the food chain. Returning to home turf to remount her masterwork at Centaur Theatre’s Wildside, the poet’s vigorous solo show has been touring […]
This is an unusual review for me. I feel challenged in my understanding, and awakened as a result. Reflecting on stories of race and queerness is not a new practice to me, even despite my […]
A speechless (but not exactly a wordless – and certainly not a soundless) retelling of the Scottish Play, Macbeth Muet is the low budget, high impact brainchild of La Fille Du Laitier co-artistic director Marie Hélène Bélanger and […]
“This year’s edition is all about transformation,” notes Centaur Theatre Company Executive and Artistic Director Eda Holmes – who here curates the annual Wildside for the first time since taking the company reins – and […]
A contemporary sequel of a groundbreaking classic makes its Montreal premiere this season after opening on Broadway and amassing eight Tony Award nominations (including “Best Play”) in 2017. Written by Lucas Hnath and directed by Caitlin Murphy […]
Having most recently brought to local stages the successes of “Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical”, “The Who’s Tommy: In Concert”, and “Highlights from Chess: In Concert”, In the Wings Promotions returns this fall season to ascertain […]
This weekend, the Opéra de Montréal opened a milestone first with Wagner’s Das Rheingold, an impressive production featuring over 115 performers and technologically sophisticated set design. Das Rheingold (The Rhine Gold) is the first in Wagner’s […]
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