Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsRelocated, Dislocated
In his film A World Not Ours, Palestinian filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel masterfully pieces together one of the most hushed narratives…
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Fringe ArtsYour Guide to FRINGE Fest 2013
The 23rd edition of the St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival is currently in full party mode, so grab a program and Fringe away!
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Fringe ArtsForza Suoni
Also known as the festival of liberation music, Suoni per il Popolo is the festival child of Montreal’s Casa del Popolo team that seeks to turn the spotlight on the city’s most innovative and often ignored musicians—and genuinely nice people.
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Fringe ArtsThe Main Canvas
What happens when you transform Montreal’s historic Main into a blank canvas?
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Fringe ArtsNot Suitable for Children
Blending the right dose of nudity and fun, the Little Beau Peep Show irresistibly mocks body issues.
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Fringe ArtsMuch Hope for Hopegrown
If having playwright and director Harry Standjofski as a professor has taught his students one thing, it’s that—in the theatre world especially—you have to create your own opportunities.
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Fringe ArtsDancing Cats in a Dog’s World
There’s something irresistibly charming about a band with a barefooted lead singer.
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Fringe ArtsBicycling Is Not A Crime
As Urban Cycling Week comes to an end, Montrealers can still catch a glimpse of the consciousness-raising project in the form of a mural on St. Marc St. and Ste. Catherine…
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Fringe ArtsThe Hills Are Alive With the Sounds of Gameboys
Anamanaguchi, the bumpin’ indie-rock-meets-chiptune quartet from New York, are finally ready to present their second full-length album to the world.
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