Fringe Arts

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  Fringe Fest’s Sassiest Show

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published June 19, 2016

  Wake up, you’re hungover. You can’t find your wallet. Where are your keys? What happened to your Tinder date last night? Oh god, you haven’t spoken to your parents in over a week. Now you’re late for work.

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  Caravonica is a One Clown Show

  Julia Miele – Published June 15, 2016

  Caravonica follows the story of Jan Dutler’s clown persona as he travels around, expressing his passions, ideas, and his naïveté.

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  The Link’s 2016 Guide to Music Festivals

  Michael Eidelson – Published June 11, 2016

  The only assurance I can give you myself is the following: you won’t regret choosing any of them.

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  Atomic City Glows at Montreal Fringe Festival

  Carl Bindman – Published June 8, 2016

  While the beats of the story become clear by the end, you’re never certain how reliable any of what you’ve seen is. You’re not supposed to know the truth, really.

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  The 2016 St-Ambroise Fringe Festival Kicks Off

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published May 25, 2016

  On May 10, the festival launched its programme guide at MainLine Gallery, setting the stage for a sweet summer of unique performances starting May 30, and running until June 19.

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  Spring Soft Market: An Ephemeral Mecca of Cute

  Hanna-Joy Farooq – Published May 10, 2016

  Fans and artists of soft, cute aesthetics gathered on Saturday May 7 at the second edition of the Soft Market. Co-organized by Starchild Stela and Lovestruck Prints, local artists, the crafts fair brought together over forty artists connecting on cute, fun art and shared values of inclusion and openness.

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  Dawson Theatre Collective’s New Play Explores Climate Change and More

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published May 9, 2016

  Set in 2035, HomoSimian follows the life of a refugee colony that has taken up shelter on Mount Royal. While the comfort of the mountain is questionable, the group is forced to cope with damage done to the land cause by climate change.

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  Montreal Web Series to Debut

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published May 6, 2016

  As if your Summer watch-list wasn’t long enough, here’s one more to add to the much-watch pile. The good news: it’s coming out tomorrow. The bad news: it’s only an hour long, and will leave you wanting more.

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  A Feminist Universe: Celebrating 20 Years

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published April 20, 2016

  Studio XX, a Montreal-based digital media art centre, provides a welcoming and safe space for artists to flourish under a feminist roof.

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  Bird Problems Takes Off to Higher Skies

  Claudel Proulx – Published April 4, 2016

  Local band, Bird Problems, gears up to take on Emergenza’s Battle of the Bands.