48 stories by "ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN"
Hamlet is the best template for the province's sovereignty, and may be even better as a frame for any PQ leadership campaign
Luzia sees characters clad in gossamer wings, iguana heads and cockroach costumes amid surreal evocations of the country's culture
How do you reinvent the recognizable?
A tale about strip joint the Gayety plays fast and loose with facts, but lovingly
A sudden loss of funding for Montreal's dance-oriented centre left room to focus more on residencies and service to artists
Avec pas d'coeur, by Montreal dance company Maï(g)wenn et les Orteils, explores the difference in emotional perspectives of three dancers with unusual genetic conditions
The l'Opéra de Montréal convinced the Pink Floyd singer and bassist to accept an orchestral version of the album with a Another Brick in the Wall " The Opera
Quebec Human Right Commission gets involved in comic Mike Ward's use of 'edgy' free speech
Quebec Human Right Commission gets involved in comic Mike Ward's use of 'edgy' free speech
Symphonie 5.1 offers an explosive demonstration of what marvels are possible when pairing lighting and projection with movement
In this show, all the swans in the corps de ballet were black South Africans, and everyone wore a white tutu, women and men
Personal narratives of dancer-actors Clara Furey and Francis Ducharme help ground Shakespeare and Prokofiev's classics in the here and now
Opéra de Montréal's version and a Patrice Chéreau staging move toward a more humanistic view of Richard Strauss's 1907 opera
Dancer-choreographers Pierre-Paul Savoie and Jeff Hall have brought back an intensely physical piece, but reworked for current times
Under the helm of new music director, Alexander Shelley, the NAC Orchestra appears poised to shake off the stupor of recent years, with a more risky and adventurous lineup for the season
How much do we value clean water, and our industrialized standard of living, and how much do we care about solving the puzzle of how to stop one from degrading the other?
An intense new performance work uses the boxing ring to explore the cultural taboo around women and aggression
In this rented Asian-themed production, Handel’s great tragic opera is turned into a sex comedy with Buddhist overtones
Opening VO's season with a gritty take on a popular musical is ‘not a slam dunk,’ says general director James Wright
Letters between two artists form the text of the performance
Lead singer Steve Ignorant seems surprised that the band’s literate assault on authority remains popular
You could almost feel sorry for the ex-PM, a colourful man given nothing memorable or interesting to sing
An intense new performance work uses the boxing ring to explore the cultural taboo around women and aggression
