Hosting 10-15 artists, collectives and companies per year, MAI’s Alliance is a unique support program designed for artists working in and from positions of marginality. The program strives to eliminate barriers to artists’ equal participation […]
From the trailblazing Montreal-based theatre company that produced Fringe hit 4’33” in Baghdad and The Wah Wah Pedal comes a potent new political piece – one of “protest, not performance” – that leaves a lasting […]
Canada’s longest running Black theatre company, Black Theatre Workshop triumphantly opens its 2018-19 artistic season this October with Sound of the Beast – a Theatre Passe Muraille production that first premiered in Toronto in 2017 and […]
A major social and cultural event in Montreal attracting 2.7 million local and international visitors, the Montreal Pride/Fierté Montreal Festival takes over the city once again this August to promote local LGBTQ communities while serving as […]
Queer Performance Camp aims to create new ways to connect, grow and build community, while supporting the development of queer artists through a program of shows, workshops, and gatherings. It is collaboratively presented by Studio […]
MONTREAL, QC – Jovette Marchessault’s Night Cows/Les vaches de nuit begins at dusk. A baby cow, vachette, describes how her mother removes the shackles of the day and society, transforming into a sensual, grotesque, night cow. The mother opens herself in two, splits herself in four […]
Here at the Hub we’re all about getting people to go out into our wonderful city and see more live shows! We get it, however: tickets can be prohibitively expensive (and it’s not that we don’t want to […]
2017-2018 Season A plurality of pluralism MAI’s (Montréal, arts interculturels) 19th artistic season is led by the citation In times of corrosiveness, grow amazing flowers, a citation with a double entendre – an imperative to […]
Studio 303, La Chapelle Scènes Contemporaines, and MAI (Montréal, arts interculturels), with the participation of Centre des auteurs dramatiques (CEAD) and Gender B(l)ender present Queer Performance Camp 2017 this summer in Montreal from August 18th to […]
Created, directed, and choreographed by young Lebanese multidisciplinary artist Ali Chahrour, Leila’s Death is a relevant contemporary work of word, music, and movement that explores and exposes the perishing rituals, customs, and idiosyncrasies of a fascinating Middle Eastern culture of […]
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