Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsHalloween in Montreal: The Best Upcoming Parties
Here’s your unofficial guide to Montreal’s most engaging and not-to-be-forgotten shindigs.
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Fringe ArtsAvenues Within Akousma XIII
If you feel like testing the limits of your ability to discriminate between mind and matter, the Akousma festival is running this week for its 13th edition.
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Fringe ArtsBad Nudes Launches Online Magazine
The online literary magazine Bad Nudes launched amidst midterms and a full moon.
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Yukonstyle Puts Spotlight on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
A globally renowned play is making its first English appearance in Montreal, highlighting the persisting trauma of residential schools on Indigenous communities through the use of stereotypes.
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Fringe ArtsGhost World Comes to Montreal Stage
Growing up and moving on is tough. What’s even tougher than that is deciding what to move on from, and experiencing the events that will eventually shape us.
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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.
