Culture
Marco Calliari celebrates 20 years of 'Mia Dolce Vita' at Théâtre Outremont with family and Italian musicians
The Montreal singer-songwriter's 2006 album marked a turning point in his career. Friday's anniversary concert will feature a...
Roxanne Bouchard returns with fourth Joaquim Moralès novel set in Percé
À la grâce des fous uses a murder mystery as pretext to explore grief, art, and beauty in the Gaspésie — Bouchard's recurring landscape...
Klervi Thienpont's immersive theatre piece Respirer sous l'eau explores fragility and hope
The Hôtel-Motel production weaves a personal tragedy, a refugee family's story, and neuroscience research into an intimate...
Mélissa Perron follows autism diagnosis memoir with graphic novel Femme renarde
The Montreal artist's new book uses animal metaphors to explore life after receiving an autism diagnosis at 38, continuing themes from...
Marc Levy on writing resistance into Les évadées, his new political thriller
The French author discusses forced labour camps, scientific erasure under authoritarianism, and why his two main characters are women.
Apashe brings electronic sound to Orchestre symphonique de Montréal for sold-out week
The Belgian-born producer's three nights with the OSM at Maison symphonique are already full, blending EDM and orchestral music with an...
Amélie Panneton's new novel explores Acadian roots and the end of the Maple Spring
The Montreal-based author's third novel, Chevrotine, is the 100th book from Éditions de Ta Mère. It centers on a woman wrestling with...
Michelle Good shortlisted for Giller Prize for Eliza Sunshine
The Cree author, lawyer and activist joins five finalists for Canada's most endowed literary prize. The winner receives $100,000 and is...
Marjolaine Beauchamp reclaims her voice in 'Ce livre coûte cent mille dollars'
The dramaturg, poet, and slam performer's new collection asserts authorial power through vulnerability, mixing radio pieces, commentary,...
Georges, Nathalie Doummar's most personal play, opens with Manuel Tadros
The Montreal playwright writes and performs her new family drama about a father's life after separation, continuing her exploration of...
Claude Bégin steps back from Grease, Philippe Scrive takes over as Danny Zuko
The comédie musicale will open at Espace St-Denis on December 11, with Philippe Scrive replacing Claude Bégin as the lead male role.
Pointe-Claire's Babar Books marks 40 years celebrating children's stories
The West Island's specialty bookstore has hosted everyone from Robert Munsch to Philip Pullman, and is still stocking 35,000 titles for...
