Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsBack Onstage and it Feels Great
After being on hiatus for a bit of time, Montreal-based rock band NAVIR is back, and with a strong performance that was almost like they had never left.
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Fringe ArtsUncovering the Story of Marie Joseph Angélique
Mike Payette is at the helm of Angélique, the most recent show co-produced by Black Theatre Workshop and Table D’Hôte Theatre. Playwright Lorena Gale’s piece tells the story of Marie Joseph Angélique, a Black slave in Montreal in the 18th century.
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Breaking Down Barriers and Creating a Safe Space in Print
Artist Kayla Brooke has recently released her self-published zine, Feminist Propaganda!
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Fringe ArtsThe Link’s Top Picks From Art Matters 2017
Vernissages and shows will be taking place over the next few weeks, giving everyone a chance to check out the student-curated shows in their own time. For this year’s edition of the festival viewers will have the unique opportunity to experience performances, video and audio installations, sculptural pieces, photo series and, of course, artwork through traditional mediums like painting and drawing.
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Fringe ArtsArtist Panel Explores Mobility and More
Many artists are left with this thought when their time as undergrads has finished. You might be at the end of your rope. Pining for a secure job doing what you love; your vision doesn’t include waiting tables or bagging groceries, but you need some sort of income to keep creating.
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Fringe ArtsReleasing Stigma One Song At a Time
Pin Up band members Samantha Martel and Collin Steinz talk about their upcoming EP, “End of the Night,” and what exactly the motivation behind their music is.
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The Impossible Comedy
Tuesday Night Cafe Theatre presents their latest production of When Five Years Pass, a performance that toys with the timeline and answers what love may or may not be.
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Fringe ArtsSilence Is a Death Sentence
Imago Theatre presents Intractable Woman, following the story of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya who fought tooth and nail to tell the truth.
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Fringe ArtsConcordia Prof Organizes Benefit Concert for Families of Sainte-Foy Victims
The impromptu concert was pulled together by Iraqi-Canadian rapper, The Narcicyst—commonly known as Narcy. A collaborative effort between his collective The Medium and POP Montreal, the Feb. 10 show hosted a variety of musical acts—many of whom are friends with the well-known rapper.
