Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsInteractive Film From FNC Invites Viewers to Choose the Story
A man is holding you at gunpoint in an empty parking lot. “Get in the car,” he orders. Obey or run. Whatever you choose, be prepared for the consequences.
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Fringe ArtsConcordia Writing Workshops Highlight Canadian Authors
A room of eager audience members packed close together, hanging onto every word Jeramy Dodds, a Montreal-based poet, spoke last Friday.
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Fringe ArtsTangente Dance Collective Showcases Concordia Students’ Work
Only minutes later, a lanky bearded man moseys around the stage in leather heels, teasing the audience as he strikes glamorous, dramatic poses with seven-metre cuts of satin and tulle. Eryn Tempest and Manuel Shink, the two dancers, wowed audiences this weekend at Monument National as part of Tangente’s “New Waves” series.
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Fringe ArtsThe Temperance Movement Moseys Over to Montreal
His eyes continued to dart around the room. Meanwhile, the rest of the band busily unpacked and made coffee runs for what would be a long day of rehearsing and sound testing.
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Fringe ArtsA Peek at Le Festival du Nouveau Cinema
“There’s something for everyone,” said Nicolas Girard Deltruc, FNC Executive Director.
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Fringe ArtsA Week in Review: The Best of POP Montreal
So we got through POP—trust, it’s easier said than done. Among some of the unlikely things to happen, we managed to scrape by with few instances of drinking on the metro and peeing in alleyways. Here’s the recap on all the crazy shows we went to:
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Fringe ArtsExploring Jewish Culture Through Theatre
Written by American author and rabbi Chaim Potok and adapted to theatre by Aaron Posner, the play follows the life of famous artist Asher Lev. Set in the late 1950’s, My Name is Asher Lev explores Lev’s bumpy road to adulthood in the Hasidic Jewish community of Brooklyn.
