Announcements
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CORE CHRONICLES: Coming Down with The Amity Affliction In a Converted Cathedral
It was a typical blisteringly cold February night when The Amity Affliction came to Montreal, and the howling gales were relentless during the journey out west of Verdun to the Paradox Theatre. While the weather was brutal, it was only half as brutal as the show to come—I looked forward to getting toasty in the human furnace of the moshpit.
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Pressbox Hat Trick: The Podcast EP4
Julian, Tristan and Vince touch off on a LOT on this week’s episode. NHL Trade Deadline talks, with BREAKING TRADES, CIS talk on women’s hockey, the Montreal Impact, and way more. Featuring recurring guest Joshua Rosenbaum.
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Breaking Down Islamophobia One Talk at a Time
The rise of The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (I.S.I.S) is a theme that dominated headlines this year. The acronym evokes images of heinous crimes, but the influence of I.S.I.S, and of other groups like it, has not solely been of a violent nature.
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Pressbox Hat Trick: The Podcast EP3
Episode 3 of Pressbox Hat Trick! Julian McKenzie, Tristan D’amours and Vince Morello talk NBA All-Star Weekend, Concordia and McGill hockey playoffs, and the Toronto Maple Leafs with special guest contributor Joshua Rosenbaum.
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Love in a Cold Climate : the Rebranding of Space
How often do public areas fulfill their designed purpose? In our concrete jungles, most open areas are vacant spaces occupied only by the occasional cigarette smoker. The designed institutional use for these spaces happens to be bringing people together, but how frequently does that actually happen? How often are Place des Arts and the Ville Marie plaza used for social gatherings?
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Red Belly Dancer
This year’s Self-Love Cabaret featured Nada Khashaba, a belly dancer whose moves under the red lights held a packed audience captive at Café L’Artère on Valentine’s Day.
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Power Theatre
Comic by Alex Callard
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Filbert
Comic by L.A. Bonte
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Balloon Ventures
Comic by Mangekko Jones
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Boop
Comic by Caity Hall.
