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, […]
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 […]
MONTREAL, June 13, 2019. The St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival will be closing with a bang on June 16th with the annual Frankie Award Ceremony taking place at the stunning Café Campus (57 Prince Arthur East) starting at 11pm. Participating juries […]
“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 […]
If you’ve ever been witness to Stéphanie Morin-Robert on stage, then you know that she is simply adorable, engaging and just a little weird. Her one woman 75 minute long monologue about conception, her pregnancy […]
Quantum mechanics. Religion. Dr. Seuss. What do these things have in common? Bill Santiago. “The Immaculate Big Bang” is a touring standup set from New York comedian Bill Santiago, and it’s touched down in Montreal. […]
Are we ever done growing up? Attempts in Flight is a coming of age story centered on the relationship between a mother and her queer child. Throughout the performance, we watch a young child mature […]
Fringe shows take us around the world and “Burning Bridget Cleary” brings us to Ireland at the end of the 19th century. The effective set establishes the tone of the play as you enter the […]
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