Telling the stories of migration
Journeys and the global movement of people have always been a significant part of human experience. As a concept, however, the term “journeys” is incredibly… Read More »Telling the stories of migration
Culture
It ain’t over
How kids are saving opera
Deadly drama
Centaur Theatre makes violent Greek tragedy Medea accessible
Adapt or die
How e-books are rendering the future of the publishing industry uncertain
South street blues
Downtown Thali Cuisine Indienne doesn’t live up to its northern counterparts
Winsome Windsor
Alexander MacLeod’s first short story collection nominated for Giller Prize
Tintin and the fleur-de-lys
Quebec’s relationship with the controversial and creative Belgian comic
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Latest TNC production is more meta than you can imagine
A royal struggle
Fabien Maltais-Bayda on the uncertain future of NDG’s Empress Theatre
Found in translation
Erin Moure’s poetry transverses linguistic boundaries
Quebec, from the outside in: Gabor Szilasi at the McCord
A s students living in Montreal, many of us can be considered outsiders. We are an eclectic mix, hailing from various cities, countries, and even… Read More »Quebec, from the outside in: Gabor Szilasi at the McCord
World Cinemas: coming soon to a lecture theatre near you
New program expands variety of multi-disciplinary programs
Life is a cabaret
International festival hits a high note for bringing art back into the burlesque scene
The truth about beauty
Players’ Theatre stages Neil LaBute’s Reasons to be Pretty
No swansong yet
The Daily talks to Swans’ Michael Gira about the band’s recent re-formation