By Emma Campbell Everyone remembers their first trip to the floor show. It might have been a midnight slumber party in 8th grade, or a Halloween time warp. It might have been a date night, or a spur-of-the moment event following a “you haven’t seen Rocky Horror!?” For me, this was my third or fourth […]
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By Emma Campbell The French language is a beautiful and captivating one. For those of us here in Canada, it is also a staple of Montreal living. Everywhere you go there’s a “bonjour” or a “merci,” which is why French 1 and Conversational French both count as COR credits. It’s a real part of the […]
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Motherhouse, by David Fennario, was a very surprising play. Based on the lives of female factory workers in Montreal during the first World War, I was expecting the play to be a grim and somber tale about life off the battlefields. Continue reading
St. Leonard Chronicles was a play that took you on an unsuspecting emotional roller coaster. It could change from funny, to sad, to angry, to evoking deep thoughts about life and death…and all in the span of about ten minutes. The play is centered on a family debating about life in Montreal and the stereotypes they are trapped in by their heritage and birthplace. Continue reading
When we attended Where the Blood Mixes, the overall quality of the event was very good indeed. The small setting allowed for everything to feel much more intimate, and how close we sat to the actors also made things much more dramatic. I liked the story of how, a very tragic event in a small […]
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