A sampling of our most-read articles
of the past year
Arts & Culture
One of the most striking works in recent years,
with an aesthetic that’s equal parts opera,
jazz, and gospel music
An unemployed woman lands an out of
the ordinary temp job. By Isadora Nolan
Audience gets to select outcome at 38th Annual Geordie Theatre gala fundraiser. By Byron Toben
Six short offbeat plays acted by
Westmount’s Dramatis Personae.
By Byron Toben
The Lyric Theatre Singers’ annual holiday show never fails to delight. By Byron Toben
Urban Tales 2018 campaigns against cloying seasonal sentimentality. By Byron Toben
Local students show off their literary stuff
in the 2018 McEntyre Writing Competition
Popular singer-songwriter Ben Caplan returns to his acting roots. By Byron Toben
Les Grandes Horizontales honours its magnificent surroundings. Via v2com
New play reading series introduces Playwrighting category prize and the Kevin. By Byron Toben
Singer woos the crowd with her Piaf and other renditions. By Byron Toben
Local students show off their literary stuff
in the 2018 McEntyre Writing Competition
The last few months have been very exciting for local children’s author Anne Renaud. By Mona Andrei
Dawson Theatre program a good bet for reasonably priced shows. By Byron Toben
Lusty hero, hopeless lover, or evil criminal: Will the real Prince of Thieves please stand up!
A journey into the universe and mind of the artist,
his relationship with nature and the infinite
A Doll’s House – Part 2 is second play (or 3rd?)
that addresses this question. By Byron Toben
Local students show off their literary stuff
in the 2018 McEntyre Writing Competition
A tale of how an innocent crush snowballs
into a life-changing moment… By Byron Toben
Living luxury in the Charlevoix mountains,
in harmony with nature and its elements. Via v2com
Life meets art in the character
of the U.S. President. By Incog Nito
The Centaur presents the award-winning play about WW2 Japanese Canadian internment. By Patricia Dumais
In The Wings Promotions introduces Tony-winning musical to Montreal. By Byron Toben
