Review: SEARCHING FOR LOVE at Studio de l'Espace St-Denis
Jerry Tremblay wants you - and anyone who will listen - to know that he is Searching for Love.
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Review: SIRE: A FATHER-DAUGHTER VAMPIRE STORY at Cafe Campus
A near-death experience very nearly stops this reviewer from writing a rave.
BWW Review: THE ONE at Freestanding Room
This artful delve into the alienation of modern dating is wise beyond its runtime.
BWW Review: NEXT TO NORMAL at Monument National
I like musicals, in theory.
BWW Review: THE BOX at Studio Hydro-Quebec Monument-National
The Nils Svensson Carell-penned breakup drama is well-acted, funny, and very deep for its short length.
BWW Review: THIRD NIPPLE CHAKRA ACTIVATION STATION at Balustrade Monument-National
Ilana Schecter's punk rock sensibilities and unrepentant queer joy rescue a hard-to-follow narrative in this experimental clown piece about learning to enjoy yourself.
BWW Review: PAPILLON at La Chapelle Scènes Contemporaines
Celebrated Montreal choreographer Helen Simard looks for the internal logic of chaos in a show that mixes contemporary and urban dance.
BWW Review: MYTHIC at The Segal Centre
The Segal Centre has another hit on it's hands with the North American Premiere of the pop/rock musical, MYTHIC.
BWW Review: HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH at Café Cléopatra
Ladies and gentlemen, whether you like it or not: Hedwig is here to set the record straight on the whole Tommy Gnosis thing.
BWW Review: HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH at Menz And Mollyz Bar
Touring production featuring two Nova Scotians brings Tony Winning Hedwig and the Angry Inch to Halifax
BWW Review: MONTREAL FRINGE FESTIVAL
The Montreal Fringe Festival marks a vibrant start to the city's summer season.
I am Woman, Hear me Roar--With Laughter! Just For Laughs to Have Strong Female Lineup for Theatre Folk
Over the past decade or so, the Just for Laughs lineup has branched out from the classic scene of funny comics with microphone in hand; audiences can also enjoy humorous theatrical presentations as well.
BWW Review: BONNIE & CLYDE at MainLine Theatre
Brand new musical theatre company, Contact Theatre has made it's debut with a bang! Their inaugural production BONNIE & CLYDE opened last night at the MainLine Theatre to a sold out crowd.
BWW Preview: KINKY BOOTS at Saint-Denis Theatre
A Tony-Award winning Broadway musical based on the British film of the same name, Kinky Boots is inspired by the real-life makeover story of the W.
BWW Review: I Forgot Your Name: REQUIEM POP at Agora De La Danse
REQUIEM POP's deconstruction of many things-Iggy's music, the conventions of dance and storytelling, the boundaries between performer and audience, the use of the space -are the right kinds of envelope-pushing to tick off all the highbrow boxes, while managing the nearly impossible task of not also
BWW Review: BLIND DATE at Centaur Theatre
Going on a blind date is a risky thing.
BWW Review: NUMBERS INCREASE AS WE COUNT... at MAI — Not a Performance, but a Protest
Since the beginning of the American occupation of Iraq, thousands of women and girls have been lost to human trafficking, abuse, violence, and murder.
BWW Review: ALMOST, MAINE at The Harold Greenspoon Auditorium—The Intimacy of Winter
Almost, Maine gives us so many different versions of love and intimacy-but which ones melt through this reviewer's cold, dead, winter heart?
BWW Review: BOOM X at Segal Centre
Rick begins his solo performance breaking the fourth wall as he lets the audience know that they are about to see him perform one hundred different characters in just over two hours.
BWW Review: THE LAST WIFE at Centaur Theatre
I made the mistake of seeing this play on Valentine's Day (it just worked out that way) and perhaps that influenced my expectations away from the actual promise of what this production was going to deliver.
BWW Review: RUDDIGORE at The McGill Savoy Society
Well-staged and nicely choreographed by Coralie Heiler and Stefania Bertrand, Savoy's Ruddigore was a sweet show, but quite traditional and safe.
BWW Review: BLACKOUT at D. B. Clarke
In February of 1969, computer data papers fell like snow on the streets around the Hall Building.
BWW Review: ELSEWHERE at Centaur Theatre - Classical Mask as Protest Theatre
Odd Stumble and Imago collaborate on a work of protest theatre that offers different perspectives against Nicolas Maduro's regime in Venezuela, mounted the day after the country's presidency became heatedly contested.
BWW Review: CHILDREN OF GOD at Segal Centre
How do you transform decades of trauma and silence into a moving piece of musical storytelling? Ask Corey Payette.
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Jonathan Van Ness L'Olympia (10/24-10/24) |
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It Came from Outer Space Segal Centre for Performing Arts (2/14-3/07) |
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The Lion King Place des Arts [Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier] (8/19-9/06) |
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Ménopause, la parodie musicale Cabaret du Casino de Montreal (10/31-10/31) |
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AMÉLIE: The Musical Centaur Theatre (8/28-8/30) PHOTOS |
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La Cage Aux Folles Cabaret du Casino de Montreal (9/25-9/26) |
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La Florida Théâtre Manuvie (2/24-2/24) |
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Mamma Mia! Place des Arts [Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier] (10/13-10/18) |
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Pilobolus The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts (10/23-10/23) |
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Le Fantome Dans La Machine Théâtre Manuvie (3/04-3/04) |