An illusionist with no illusions about who he is, Jody Mihaly delivers a heart-warming autobio through media, magic and music. Montreal Magic’s Me, Myself & Illusion is Jody’s first Fringe show and it was a […]
Les Louves’ show Projet Nuit Blanche first struck me in that it has no formal title. Thus, upon entering Mainline Theatre late Friday night, I had very little idea what to expect—but blank slates can be exciting. […]
Puppets. Family drama. Dementia. Shakespeare. Overalls. Lear in Limbo is an ambitious new play by Marc Nerenberg and Rosemary C. Reilly that takes on a re-contextualizing of Lear, while also tackling mental illness, modern sibling […]
Vana has waited and planned for her big day for years, and as you can expect something goes terribly wrong. It is up to her eccentric best friend, Bibi “Bang-Bang” to make it all better. […]
Who Killed the Video Star is not as gruesome as it sounds. Rather, it is Luigi Buffone Productions’ commentary on generational disparities in culture, connections lost, and doing what you love. It follows Anthony, a […]
Sam Kruger plays an endearing, nonsensical alien hoping to find a human connection in his brilliant one-man show, “Fool Muun Komming!” Combining mime, spoken word poetry, stream-of-consciousness monologue, and a cappella sound effects, this performance is a […]
We all know the story: Lauren and Alex meet, fall in love, move in together, then slowly, and inevitably, things begin to fall apart, piece by piece. How we remember these memories is how Fragments came to […]
Kate Robard is back in Montreal with Really Spicy Opera and her latest one-woman show PolySHAMory. Following her previous critically acclaimed show Ain’t That Rich, she returns from the US to tell us about her […]
Drop whatever you are doing and go see Stephanie Morin-Robert’s “BLINDSIDE” right this instant! This hilarious and touching autobiography about navigating through childhood with a glass eye is extraordinary in every aspect, a guaranteed Fringe […]
After a deep dive into our own production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet with Snowglobe Theatre in May, I couldn’t wait to head into this “parody-mashup” armed with more knowledge than previously just my high school English class studies. […]
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