Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Not Musical Tourism
Suuns make the kind of music that will burrow inside your head, nesting in your subconscious only to emerge when you least expect it.
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Fringe Arts
Devil’s Gold and the Crimson Road
Cinema Politica is screening its last two films of the year at Concordia in the upcoming weeks: Land in Revolt: Impure Gold and The Scarlet Road.
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Fringe Arts
Enter the SATosphere
As children, we all loved going to the planetarium and experiencing the awe-inspiring, almost magical dome theatre: submerged in an inky blackness with booming soundscapes, being transported through the cosmos by mystical celestial projections of fathomless depths.
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Fringe Arts
The Underground Party Network of the Future
For anyone who has dreamed of hosting the greatest Montreal house party ever, Speakeasy is here to help make that dream a reality.
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Fringe Arts
Sweet-Tooths and Sweethearts
Easter is just around the corner—a fact that we’re reminded of every day as candy chicks and chocolate bunnies…
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Fringe Arts
Lady-Players
It’s no secret that Montreal’s gaming industry is booming, and the Pixelles Game Incubator is here to encourage women to be a part of it.
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Fringe Arts
Merging Styles in Student Dance Show
Concordia’s contemporary dance students are ready to strut their stuff.
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Fringe Arts
Planting the Beats
There’s something both pristine and uninhibited about Rock Forest’s revamped ‘80s dance party sound.
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Fringe Arts
The Good Lord and the Devil’s Music
Sandi Armstrong has loved the sensational Broadway musical Jesus Christ Superstar since she was 12. Now, she’s bringing that to the Montreal stage.
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Fringe Arts
A Bed, a Breakup, a Warehouse, a Play
It worked in Berlin and Santiago, but are Montreal audiences ready for a grunge-era play trilogy about 20-somethings trying to figure out life?