Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsMeet Award-Winning Translator Rhonda Mullins
Translators are invited to inhabit worlds that are not their own for the duration of a project.
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Fringe ArtsVintage Montreal: Time Travelling With Resale and Recycling
Vintage can act as a tangible connection to past generations and the lifestyles of previous owners.
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Fringe Arts‘Winter’s Daughter’ Retells Family History in Poignant Play
What do you do when you have close to nothing, and lose everything? The play Winter’s Daughter answers: you keep fighting, and play the cards you are dealt.
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Fringe ArtsSmall Music Venues Are Disappearing in Montreal
It’s not immediately that we’re going to feel the full impact of local music venues closing in Montreal, said Julien Senez-Gagnon, once a spokesperson for the now closed venue Divan Orange.
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Fringe ArtsThe Best Memes of the Decade
End of decade lists are cool. But this one right here is… josh voice the cooliest 😊
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Fringe ArtsConcordia Artist Anne-Audrey Remarais Sets Free
“Words—it’s energy, it’s like a spell, kind of like casting a spell on myself,” said Anne-Audrey Remarais.
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Fringe ArtsOne Last Sexy, Snazzy, Superb Fringe Calendar
There it is: the last fringe cal of the DECADE. Thank you to past and present writers and readers of the fringe calendar. Thank you for making all my Carrie Bradshaw dreams come true.
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Fringe ArtsQuebec Filmmaker Denys Desjardins Explores the Depths of Memory
Computers were first introduced at the Polyvalente Lucien-Pagé when Denys Desjardins was in tenth grade, young and eager to unlock a whole wide world of the unknown.
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Fringe ArtsThe #MeToo Movement Lives on in ‘Persephone Bound’
In a time where the #MeToo movement is prevalent, artists continues to create works that handle sexual harassment with poise and care.

