Hamlet gets a punk makeover with Tiger Lillies
Cult British musical trio took the Shakespearean classic to an eccentric place last week Hamlet is definitely not…
Clocks have got all the time in the world
The Clock is a 24-hour video installation that traces through the history of world cinema and television Time.…
Fairy tales revisited at the opera house
The Brothers Grimm turn lyrical in this musical version of Hänsel und Gretel It can be hard to…
Creativity on campus and concrete
The third edition of RIPA is set to provoke with diverse works from Canadian student-artists Rencontre interuniversitaire de…
When pints turn to love and fear
In Fear takes a new couple on a night of terror in a grounded Irish scene “If a…
Looking a gift seagull in the mouth
Heart-wrenching assertions and existential ponderings are at the core of Anton Chekhov’s play, The Seagull. Adapted and directed…
Bringing the aroma back into your life
Step into Peter Bahlawanian’s spice and tea shop, Spice Station, in NDG and you will be instantly greeted…
The livin’ ain’t all that easy
The George Gershwin opera starts off with the melodious opening lines we know so well: “Summertime/and the livin…
Tech culture explored in “Art and the Digital”
Who says there is nowhere to go in January on a cold, Montreal evening? The third annual Concordia…
Unconventional theatre — with a serving of wild
You might want to add another New Year’s resolution to your list: going to the theatre. With the…
For the love of music: an interview with Gisèle Quartet
Think of a blend of jazz and rock. Add some political speeches about influential figures like Martin Luther…
The Islands of Love takes on The Enlightenment
There is a one-hundred per cent chance of you cringing in your seat witnessing the dicey issues addressed…