Fables and Foibles
Fables is Players’ Theatre’s second production of the year, written by Jackie Torrens, and directed by Filip Rakic. To those…
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Madame Murder Mystery
Following the Clues and Understanding Christie’s Success The opening page finds him standing on a platform at Aleppo, ready to…
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For Coloured Girls: Blackness in Technicolour
Content warning: themes and mention of suicide, abortion, domestic violence, homophobic slurs, and PTSD. for coloured girls who have considered…
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Spotlight: Daniel Caesar
Whether you listen to radio stations or Spotify playlists, one name has been buzzing around the music scene since spring:…
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Leonard Cohen: Letting the Light in
20 Works. 40 Artists. 10 Countries. The Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal Celebrates Leonard Cohen Around three years ago, John…
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer (4/5) Finds the Horror Underneath the Household
Let’s take time to give credit where credit is due, Yorgos Lanthimos has more guts than any other filmmaker at…
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Gender Constructs are a Drag
Exploring the Vibrant World of the Montreal Drag Scene Drag culture has gained a monumental rise in popularity within pop culture in…
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Celebration and Overcoming Censorship at the SAFFM
Typically the South Asian films that cross over into the west represent a specific form: the Bollywood musical. But South…
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Condos: Space, Capitalism, and Loneliness
Modern life has never been more beautiful and ill. This is my first article for the Bull and Bear, and…
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Cohousing and the Cure to Loneliness
Communal living can be a tricky thing to talk about. The most widely known iteration of communal living, which is…
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