Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsMontreal’s Queer Arts Festival Celebrated a Successful Second Edition
You would think that in Montreal, this bastion of diversity and summer festivities, a multidisciplinary queer arts festival would be a well established tradition by 2018.
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Fringe ArtsRain and Riots at Santa Teresa Festival
The music festival that ran from Friday to Sunday was hectic to say the least. There was rain, cancelled shows, and riots broke out by the end of it all.
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Fringe ArtsFans Riot As Lil Uzi Vert Cancels Santa Teresa Show
Some fans who left the crowd went on to break ATM machines, turn over outdoor toilets, throw garbage on the ground, while others set fires before leaving the venue.
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Fringe ArtsNew Ventures and Old Traditions In This Year’s Montreal Fringe Festival
The St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival is kicking off its 28th edition as the tickets for over 100 shows in this year’s programming went on sale Tuesday evening.
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Fringe ArtsFashion Show Review: A Pop-Up Shop Uniquely One & Only
The choreography was held in front of the DJ booth, but later, one by one, the dancers walked, or rather danced, through the crowd on a designated path. Each dancer took their turn, spinning, jumping and kicking. It was an oddly intimate experience, seeing these dancers so up-close, compared to other runways that have their models on elevated platforms.
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Fringe ArtsSeeing Voices’ Fight For Inclusivity and Representation for the Deaf Community
Seeing Voices, a Montreal based theatre group, has a purpose to not only put on plays that allow for Deaf representation, but to create an artistic environment filled with both hearing and Deaf performers. Through art, they are building strong connections between the hearing and Deaf communities, without any need for tokenism or neglect for proper representation.
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Fringe ArtsFilm Review: Learning That “Abu” Means “Father” in Urdu
In a traditional documentary, facts and data are holy to the filmmaker. Here, Arshad Khan has blended fact and fantasy, demonstrating the two in unison.
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Fringe ArtsArtist Profile: Theo Charpentier Threads his Vision into his Work
Local clothing designer and founder of his own brand, One &Only, Theo Charpentier tells us a little bit about the thought behind his designs.
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Fringe ArtsKalmunity’s Weekly Improv Nights Run 15 Years Strong
Heavy red and blue lights illuminate the stage of Prince Arthur St.’s Petit Campus.
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Fringe ArtsFestival Review: Bookworks Features Art that Honors the Concept of the Novel
This year, the Art Matters Festival shone a light on some visual art that paid homage to the literary art form. Here’s some insight on Bookworks!
