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Nowhere to go

Seble Gameda • November 23, 2009

One-man show at MAI tells the story of a man who spent 16 years in the airport Read More

Tour d’Espagne

Eric Andrew-Gee • November 19, 2009

Eric Andrew-Gee recalls biking the Camino de Santiago Read More

Vox angeli

admin • November 19, 2009

Student a capella group Effusion celebrates 10-year anniversary Read More

Choose not to choose life

Aaron Vansintjan • November 19, 2009

Players’ Theatre portrays life in between the needle and the dregs Read More

Thinking inside the box

Chelsea Blazer • November 19, 2009

Avant-garde art publication appeals to more senses than one Read More

Sex, drugs, and the opera

Elena Comay del Junco • November 19, 2009

Opera McGill radically reinterprets Handel’s Agrippina for student audience Read More

Deflowering the opera

admin • November 19, 2009

Chants Libres’s latest production parts with operatic tradition Read More

Jacques of all trades

Naomi Endicott • November 19, 2009

Solo dance performance denies audience passive role Read More

A clean literary future

Jaime MacLean • November 19, 2009

PistolPress releases cross-genre anthology of nascent talents Read More

Paternal processes 

Joseph Henry • November 16, 2009

A son reconnects with his father through music and art Read More

Art and punishment

Zoé Robertson • November 16, 2009

Panel discusses the legal issues surrounding street art Read More

The sounds of solidarity

Michael Lee-Murphy • November 16, 2009

This past Wednesday, diaspora solidarity collective Tadamon!, in collaboration with the Suoni per il Popolo music festival and CKUT, hosted the eleventh edition of Artists Against Apartheid. The event, a musical contribution to the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement, was held at Sala Rossa and featured performers including Sam Shalabi… Read More

Canadian voices

Gavin Thomson • November 16, 2009

Three contemporary poets read their work at Green Room Read More

Look out Wagner – here comes the future!

Joseph Henry • November 16, 2009

Only one band would cover Black Flag’s “Damaged” by memory: the same band who wrote a vocal suite for Björk and collaborated with David Byrne on a charity compilation less than six months prior. Dirty Projectors frontman Dave Longstreth’s influences range from Nietzsche to Jay-Z, and it shows on their… Read More

Your first gig

Sophia LePage • November 16, 2009

Student bands weigh in on how to break into the Montreal music scene Read More