Tag Archive: Montreal Fringe
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A la prochaine, Montreal (by Yana Kesala)
I honestly didn’t expect to like Montreal. So many of my friends loved it SO MUCH, were so convinced that I was also going to love it SO MUCH. And I’ve been on… Read More
B.O.A.T.S #035 & 036: Fringelog, Pts. 3&4
#035: #036: -Vic (Note: Hey everybody, I got way too caught up in Fringe to put the last one up on time. Sorry! We’re back on schedule as of NOW! -Al)
MONTREAL FRINGE WRAP UP. (OR “Dad, why can’t we Fringe all year? Because then we’d be dead son.”) (by Shane Adamczak)
Congrats guys. We made it. We did it. Another year. It’s done. It’s over. Goodbye. For now. Who’s tired? Last night I spent some time with the Fringe Staff doing the final over-night… Read More
It’s Gonna be a Bright, Sunshiney Day (by Yana Kesala)
My week dawned at Cirque du Soleil, whose headquarters are located here in Montreal. Having listened to French for the past 8 days, the meaning of their name suddenly springs into my mind:… Read More
Montreal Fringe: jem rolls TEN STARTS AND AN END
jem rolls: TEN STARTS AND AN END Fringe just wouldn’t feel right without Jem Rolls. A veteran of the circuit, he has carved out an audience for himself with his distinctive performance poetry… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Fucking Stephen Harper, The No Bullshit History of Canada, God is a Scottish Drag Queen
I saw two shows that were related to Canada. Both are educational. I call it: CANEDUCATION!(working on the name) Fucking Stephen Harper, or how I sexually assaulted the 22nd prime minister and saved… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Hippolytos
Greek tragedy isn’t really about subtlety. So when I heard about this adaptation of Euripides’ Hippolytos – performed in a club and featuring original techno music – I thought, “Sounds about right.” But… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Keep the Car Running, Wolves & Selves
Here are the last of my Montreal Fringe 2012 reviews! Keep the Car Running Cassandre Lescarbeau’s Choreography Keep the Car Running is a contemporary dance work that draws on signs and symbols as… Read More
