Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
‘The Moaning Yoni’: An Experience of Self-Discovery and Self-Acceptance
The show’s name, The Moaning Yoni, encapsulates the delicacy of the topic but also presents an interesting dichotomy.
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Fringe Arts
Montreal Festival Suoni Per Il Popolo Blends Genres Goodness
In a city where music festivals abound, Suoni Per il Popolo sets itself apart for their ability to bring together cohesive performances from local musicians while pairing them artfully with international acts.
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Fringe Arts
‘Just the Worst Time of the Year for a Revolution’ Breaks the Wall of the Binary
Visceral and luminous, Just the Worst Time of the Year for a Revolution nudges at the deepest crevices of the subconscious.
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Fringe Arts
Queer Romance Is At the Heart of Fringe Play ‘Exits’
Ella Kohlmann began the writing process of Exits at 17. Now, four years later, she starred in the play she wished she could have seen as a teenager.
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Fringe Arts
‘Fairy Fails’ Blends Clown and Dance in a Whimsical Story
There’s probably nothing sadder than a fairy who can’t fly. After all, what are fairies known for, if not their glamorous wings, sparkling outfits, and bubbly personalities?
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Fringe Arts
Play ‘PB&J’ Brings ‘The Breakfast Club’ to the Fringe Festival
Although famous for its uncensored and unconventional plays, the Fringe Festival also has its share of creations dedicated to a younger audience.
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Fringe Arts
‘The Trophy Hunt’ Captures Audience’s Attention With Secret Locations
The concept is fresh and alluring—a play with a stage that spreads itself across the Plateau-Mont-Royal, in multiple secret locations revealed only as the show begins.
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Fringe Arts
Nomadic Massive Explores Their Journey With New Album ‘Times’
Times, the latest album by Montreal-based hip hop band Nomadic Massive, is an exploration of their evolution and roots. Where did Nomadic Massive come from, and where are they now after 15 years on the scene?
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Fringe Arts
‘You’re Tearing Me Apart Tommy’: A First Person View of Montreal’s Screening of ‘The Room’
It’s rare and unexpected to see a group of people get so much joy from something so unabashedly terrible. But that’s what happens at Cinema du Parc every few weeks with screenings of Tommy Wiseau’s The Room .
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Fringe Arts
Nine English Theatre Companies Announce Upcoming Seasons Together
In a show of solidarity within the English theatre community, nine Montreal companies gave the city a peek at what can expected next season.