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Bio-Weapons: Cregger Plays A Game
Elouan Thomas • November 2, 2026
"Yeah! Video games!" - Bryan Hodukavich, Resident Evil (2026) Read More
Is Montreal Ready for Slave Play?
Amihan del Rosario-Tapan • November 2, 2026
Black Theatre Workshop reads Jeremy O’Harris’s controversial Slave Play as a part of their 2026-2027 programming Read More
For The Love of The Game: The Story of Seat Alert
Beau Milelli • November 2, 2026
The founder of Seat Alert on the important things in life Read More
NAZA: When the Perpetrators Tell the Story
Maria Hamdaoui • November 2, 2026
New documentary uses Israeli soldier testimony to examine destruction of Gaza Read More
The Freedom to Be: The Enduring Legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton Within the Queer Community
Sophie Lamontagne • October 27, 2026
Between Tim Curry’s theatrical defiance to Dolly Parton’s enduring compassion, these two cultural icons have helped generations of LGBTQ+ people embrace their identities, find community, and live unapologetically Read More
“This Was Missing In Montreal”
Kate Hansen • October 26, 2026
Queer Cinema Club Montreal founder Jeremie Romain on bringing queer history to the city’s big screens Read More
More Than a Game
Emilie Behrens • October 26, 2026
The Martlets turn their home match into a Pride celebration Read More
The Madonna-Whore Dichotomy: The Impossible Woman
Lyla Burt • October 5, 2026
How did modesty or desire become a binary choice for women, and what does that choice cost? Read More
Shawarm-off!
Beau Milelli • October 5, 2026
A war of nutrition: the shawarma industry at large Read More
Girls Deserve Better: The Online World’s Responsibility to Young Female Athletes
Tessa Sanders • October 5, 2026
Combatting the Sydney Sweeney Novig ad and its hypersexualization of women in sports Read More
Tex Crick: Indie Through and Through
Carlos Myers-Ascencio • October 5, 2026
The Australian singer-songwriter talks to Radio TinTin about staying true to himself while on tour with one of Canada’s biggest indie stars, Mac DeMarco Read More
Did the Journal Factory Explode?
Anna Rains • October 5, 2026
The Normalization of Oversharing Online Read More
Theatre Sainte-Catherine: Improv, Workshops, and Comedy as Medicine
Amihan del Rosario-Tapan • October 5, 2026
The independent Montreal theatre builds community through laughter Read More
I Couldn’t Wait for the Summer and the Warped Tour
Matthew Tussman • October 5, 2026
The return of the Warped Tour and a look back at its cultural legacy Read More
McGill Student Theatre: Beyond Backstage
Gemma Martin-Fung • September 28, 2026
McGill’s student theatre scene has a place for you Read More
