Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Wading Through the Noise
There’s a certain restless quality to Brian Borcherdt’s work ethic.
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Fringe Arts
“We Are Performers”
As fans of burlesque will know, the performance is more about the tease than the sleaze.
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Fringe Arts
Amourous Feelings
Cinéma L’Amour, the iconic Montreal strip club, does not exactly conjure up images of a two-person indie band, but for Dorian Scheidt and Chris Kavanagh it was the perfect metaphor.
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Fringe Arts
Outspoken Entertainment
Every year, Montreal raises the bar for cultural events and festivals. This September it will do so by hosting the 8th annual Montreal International Black Film Festival, complete with special guests.
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Fringe Arts
The Evolution of a Festival
Opera. Educational symposiums. R. Kelly covers. Even a sporting event. If there’s one umbrella under which these disparate activities can occur, it’s POP Montreal’s.
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Fringe Arts
Writers and NERF Darts
People leave the house for two reasons: “to make out with somebody and to be surprised,” said Adrian Todd Zuniga, the host and founder of Literary Death Match.
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Fringe Arts
Building a Fanbase From the Ground Up
In anticipation of street performer Dub FX’s show at Telus Theatre this weekend, Montrealers got a teaser performance on the terrace of ChuChai Wednesday afternoon.
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Fringe Arts
Spins
It just appeared randomly on iTunes. No accolades, no announcements, no press releases, no news updates. It just popped up there. It’s called “Default,” and it’s the first single from Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke’s solo project Atoms for Peace.
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Fringe Arts
In Defense of BADBADNOTGOOD
After weeks of avoiding the subject on Facebook, misleading the student press in interviews, failing to promote it anywhere at all and just generally prevaricating, the Concordia Student Union announced the headliners for the 2012 Orientation concert on Wednesday.
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