Arts & Culture

What standards do we expect from music journalism today? Professionals who devote their careers to the discussion of music have…

The McGill English Department’s latest production, The Rover, a classic Restoration comedy, brims with wit and physicality. Written by one…

Players’ Theatre’s Forever Yours, Marie-Lou is a nod to Montreal’s unique cultural history, but also to every audience member whose…

Public libraries in North America have passed away in 2016 after succumbing to a brief, but violent, illness. They were…

I reached out to Joseph Chusid a few weeks ago, and after working out our conflicting schedules, we finally settled…

Hollywood has had a long and problematic history of casting white actors and actresses in the roles of Asian characters….

Writers today, especially in television, are not afraid of creating protagonists who are fundamentally bad people. Anti-heroes are commonplace like…

It’s always exciting when there’s a noticeable difference between what you hear on a musical recording and what you experience…

The Teersi Duniya Theatre’s production of The Refugee Hotel follows a family of Chilean refugees through their first days in…