Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsThrow Poetry Collective Offers Safe Space for Beginners and Experts Alike
The Throw Poetry Collective is well established among the anglophone slam poetry community in Montreal.
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Fringe ArtsPressing All the Right Keys
The Concordia Laptop Orchestra just recently put on a show and are revving for another one coming up next month.
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Fringe ArtsCrafting Her Own Life
Montreal based artist Cedar-Eve Peters is a regular at the weekly Concordia Farmers’ Markets.
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Fringe ArtsMeet The Barrel Heads
Punks and hipsters from across the city gathered at Le Divan Orange to warm up, have a few drinks, and dance to escape the January cold.
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Fringe ArtsOne Comic At a Time
“The media was not conveying the right messages about trans bodies—especially for children”
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Fringe ArtsDecyphering Hip-Hop and Soul at Le Cypher
“Like with any music, it’s one thing to practice but it’s another to play. You’ve got to play, especially in the hip-hop vein, because not enough emphasis is placed on musicianship and rapping with a band.”
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Fringe ArtsBack Onstage and it Feels Great
After being on hiatus for a bit of time, Montreal-based rock band NAVIR is back, and with a strong performance that was almost like they had never left.
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Fringe ArtsUncovering the Story of Marie Joseph Angélique
Mike Payette is at the helm of Angélique, the most recent show co-produced by Black Theatre Workshop and Table D’Hôte Theatre. Playwright Lorena Gale’s piece tells the story of Marie Joseph Angélique, a Black slave in Montreal in the 18th century.
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Breaking Down Barriers and Creating a Safe Space in Print
Artist Kayla Brooke has recently released her self-published zine, Feminist Propaganda!
