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Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsMarginalized Stories Take Centre Stage At Black Theatre Workshop
As Canada’s oldest Black theatre company, the Black Theatre Workshop has long asserted itself as a Canadian art pioneer. This year marks its 47th season putting on productions that resonate with Black communities in the city.
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Fringe ArtsTheatre Review: Chasing Your Dreams Into the Woods at McGill
The Arts Undergraduate Theatre Society are proud to present their rendition of Into the Woods for 2018.
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Fringe ArtsKafein Poetry Nite Hits the Triple Digits
Poetry Nite at Kafein has recently celebrated its 100th run! Hitting that triple-digit milestone is a pretty big deal, so here’s a little timeline piece to commemorate that feat!
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Fringe ArtsZero Waste Artist Residency Will be Featured at the VAV Gallery
VAV Gallery and Concordia University’s Centre for Creative Reuse have teamed up to provide students from the Fine Arts program a place where they can make art with reusable materials.
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Fringe ArtsMeet La Guilde: An Inuit and First Nations Museum Run by Women
*Last September, Montreal’s Inuit and First Nations Museum La Guilde became neighbours with the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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Fringe ArtsSacred Fire Productions Brings Indigenous Art Into The Mainstream
As Canada moves to right the wrongs of its colonial past, Nadine St-Louis believes that must include the art world as well.
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Fringe ArtsFilm Review: A Taste of Syrian Refugee Workers’ Reality
Taste of Cement, a documentary that tells the story of the grim reality for Syrian refugee construction workers, recently had its Montreal premiere courtesy of Cinema Politica in collaboration with McGill Syrian Students’ Association, the Concordia Syrian Student Association, and the Immigrant Workers Centre.
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Fringe ArtsConcert Review: Le Couleur Comes Back to the Stage
Montreal-based electro-pop band, Le Couleur, hit the stages for M for Montreal music event.
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Fringe ArtsFestival Preview: Montreal’s image+nation Film Festival Celebrates 30 Years
Montreal’s oldest LGBTQA+ film festival, image+nation, is celebrating it’s 30th anniversary this year. In honour of such an occasion, they will be screening some new works as well as some films they’ve screened in the past.
