The 2024 Winners of the 14th Prix de la Danse de Montréal
Montreal, November 19, 2024 — Today, LES PRIX DE LA DANSE DE MONTRÉAL (PDM) announced the award winners of the 2023-2024 artistic season. Under the honorary…
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Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière: Baroque Dance
In 2008, director, choreographer and dancer Marie-Nathalie Lacoursière founded Les Jardins Chorégraphiques, a company specializing in early dance She first performed Molière’s plays in Old…
Review | Alberta Ballet’s perfectly nice Grimm
Francesco Ventriglia became artistic director of Alberta Ballet in early 2024 with a vision: to blend tradition with innovation, to maintain the company’s roots in…
Encouraging Theatrical Dialogue Between the Various Cultures in Montreal
MONTREAL, September 2024 – Continuing the promotion of diversity at the core of the Cole Foundation’s Intercultural Conversations-Conversations Interculturelles (IC-CI) program, new Foundation President Nancy…
Art Exhibitions in Canada Fall 2024
Montreal Canadian Centre for Architecture Being There: Photography in Arthur Erickson’s Early Travel Diaries This exhibition examines Arthur Erickson’s exchanges with people, places, landscapes, buildings,…
Dance Calendar Fall 2024
Calgary Alberta Ballet has commissioned Grimm, a work inspired by the darker side of the Grimm brothers’ fairy tales, from Stefania Ballone, a choreographer at La…
English Theatre across Canada – Fall 2024
Montreal Starring the dazzling Véronique Claveau, directed by Tye Blue and backed by a full live band, Titanique is an off-Broadway award-winning hit which turns…
French Theatre
Edmonton After a bet she was sure to win, Evelyne loses her husband. But does she want him back? In J’ai perdu mon mari, playwright Catherine…
François Dompierre: A Québec Requiem
Given the heavy legacy of Mozart, Verdi and Fauré, it’s understandable that some people would get writer’s block when they tackle a requiem. François Dompierre…
Fall at the MBAM: The Museum’s collection takes the spotlight this season
While the major exhibition Saints, Sinners, Lovers and Fools: Three Hundred Years of Flemish Masterworks continues its run until October 20 – and, already, it’s been seen by over 50,000 people – the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) is preparing a host of offerings for this fall, including an opportunity to see more than 100 works that have recently entered the Museum’s collection.
