Fanny Arnaud

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  Fringe Arts

  Less Sport and More Songs

  Fanny Arnaud – Published February 19, 2013

  From the beginning to the end this show is pure improvisation while the audience is drinking and eating in a crowded Art Deco room.

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  Fringe Arts

  Making it Happen Part 1: Print

  Fanny Arnaud & Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published November 12, 2012

  We look at the path to building a magazine and getting published in the first part of Making it Happen.

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  Fringe Arts

  Don’t Need Your Compassion

  Fanny Arnaud – Published October 14, 2012

  The members of Staff Benda Bilili are disabled polio victims, most of them paraplegic. They used to live and play around the grounds of the zoo in Kinshasa, Congo. Their guitars are made of tin cans.

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  Fringe Arts

  Building a Fanbase From the Ground Up

  Fanny Arnaud – Published September 15, 2012

  In anticipation of street performer Dub FX’s show at Telus Theatre this weekend, Montrealers got a teaser performance on the terrace of ChuChai Wednesday afternoon.

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  News

  Who Framed The Food Truck?

  Fanny Arnaud – Published June 24, 2012

  The law prohibiting food trucks in Montreal was implemented in 1947 on the grounds of public health and hygiene has not been changed since.

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  Fringe Arts

  Your Guide to FRINGE Fest

  Geordon Omand & Miriam Cummings & Fanny Arnaud & Oliver Katz & Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published June 16, 2012

  The 22nd St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival has hosted one-off shows and events throughout the month and is now in full swing. Dance, music, comedy and theatre might be the building blocks of the fest, but the never-ending party is the glue.