In 2019, one can’t mount a production of any single of Shakespeare’s plays without the obligatory questions of contemporary relevance. Perhaps more than ever, the way Shakespeare’s prose wades into the murky waters of love, […]
SOMOS is Spanish for “We are” and that is certainly our jumping off point. In this show comes six acrobats from Bodega, who left their home in order to realize their wildest dreams: to become […]
As if the Festival Montréal Complètement Cirque doesn’t already push companies to think outside the box, Analog takes things one step further to bring us FINALE, which is not only a show, but a unique […]
Created as an homage to the great northern renaissance painter Hieronymus Bosch in 2016, marking the 500 year anniversary of his death, the creation collective Les 7 Doigts plunge us into the world of his […]
In this short dance piece, international choreographer Eva Kolarova presents “Re-Imagined,” an excerpt from a contemporary ballet. As a stand-alone piece, it breathes relatable representations of love and loneliness, corporeality and connection, self and other, […]
“I’m gonna say it, and then you’re gonna hear it, and then it’s gonna be in your head and it won’t just be mine anymore.” says Rachel, our main character, during a flashback of a […]
Absence is a beautiful interdisciplinary meditation on helplessness and liberation by Christina Swanson and WIP productions. The 30-minute interpretive dance performance, directed by Caroly Alam, features recorded and live audio to which Swanson, a trained […]
“I Christopher“ opens on a stage full of boxes, a fitting metaphor for a play about someone trapped by their circumstances. Claudio Tamburri plays the titular Christopher, a 28 year-old recent graduate from Concordia who […]
“Dear Jax,” managed to make me cry, laugh, and call my parents afterwards. The first production from To the Hilt Productions, created and performed by Stephen Maclean Rogers, and directed by Jean-Marc Leblanc, managed to […]
Elizabeth Blue playfully describes one woman’s exploration of spirituality and sexuality as “Liz” in Christianity Made Me a Slut –– and perhaps her discovery that these don’t have to be mutually exclusive. In twelve brief […]
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