Mad Dog Labine, a Docufiction About Hunting
Mad Dog Labine stars Ève-Marie Martin, a young Lindsay left by herself, while her father, played by Emmanuel Bilodeau, goes hunting. This pouting, rebellious teenager…
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Black on Black Films, First Group of Black Filmmakers Across Quebec
Professionals from the film industry kickstarted Black on Black Films because of the lack of African-Canadian representation on and behind the camera across Quebec. The…
Études (Hérésies 1-7) – Immersion into an All-Embracing State of Love
Premiered two years ago in Paris, études (hérésies 1-7), a dance project co-authored by performer and choreographer Antonija Livingstone and scenographer Nadia Lauro, will make…
Looking Hard for Meaning : Perplex(e) and The World of The Absurd
Sometimes, when looking too hard for meaning, we find the absurdity of existence. It is in this spirit that Le Bocal, a theatrical collective founded…
Engaged and Political: A Winning Theatrical Recipe
A wind of political thought is blowing over Quebec and theatre is not left behind. Chapters of the Fall – The Saga of Lehman Brothers,…
Jeremy Dutcher: A Musical Mosaic
Last April, First Nations musician, composer and activist Jeremy Dutcher released his first album, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa. Bridging traditional music, pop and classical, it pays…
