Tag Archive for the term: festival

So, as promised, Elran (my partner in life and Indyish) and I will now attempt to review the Steel Pulse show we attended together out on the glowy little Bonsecour quay at the edge of the Old Port here in Montreal. Elran and I talked about the show all the way home, and this is […]

Suoni Per Il Popolo is a month-long celebration of “avant garde and experimental liberation music” that takes place at Casa del Popolo and Sala Rossa in Montreal. This year’s festival ran from June 1-30 and marked the 8th edition of Suoni.
Check out Indyish’s coverage of Suoni below:

Reviews by Indyish artists of Tren Brothers, Sun Ra […]

Over the course of running the Outdoor Site (read: Beer Tent) at the 18th edition of the Ste-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival I was able to snap a few shots of the goings on around the tent. The Indyish Mess, Pop Montreal, pancake breakfasts, improv, stand up, buskers, fringe artists, shenanigans, volunteers, staff, groupies, musicians, lovers […]

Hey! The Montreal Fringe is over!
Indyish was all over the Fest again this year, reviewing shows, putting on shows, and just hanging out in our little tent inside the beer tent.
Check out some of our coverage below:

* The Sun Ra Arkestra workshop and jam at the Marathon MonthlyMess
* Show reviews: our thoughts on Fringe […]

Disclaimer: I am not a fan of Paul-André Fortier’s choreography. So please read this post with that in mind; if you have enjoyed his work in the past, then there is a good chance you would like this one as well.

Paul-André Fortier’s Cabane, photo by Denis Lavoie

It is on its third stop that I got […]

Suoni 2008 poster by Bree Ree - watch for a podcast interview coming soon!

Over the past week I’ve had the opportunity to do some accidental interviews with organizers of and performers in the Suoni Per il Popolo music festival currently underway here in Montreal. Sometimes you go find an interview, and sometimes it finds you. […]

Early on in Martin Bélanger’s Grande théorie unifiée, one of the dancers exclaims “We need to talk about everything,” the others replying “And we will!” Of course, it might be a bit too much ground to cover for a show that’s less than two hours, but Bélanger and his collaborators certainly try their best.
The show […]

Picture this: In a pocket of stone stage and archway, in a park full of greenery and sun at a busy corner of St Laurent, mid-Montreal, crowds gather carrying trumpets and violins. The stage is crowded with over 15 legendary musicians. The park is transformed into a beer tent and the Indyish are converging […]

After the string of slow-paced dance shows that have been performed at the FTA this year, one would imagine that I would welcome a show that does things differently with open arms. I certainly thought I would before seeing Marie Chouinard’s Orphée et Eurydice. But now I am forced to recognize that quality is not […]

Time is of the essence, so if you are reading this on Monday, June 2, 2008 before 9pm, call 514.844.3822 and ask if there are still tickets available for tonight’s last performance of Poésie, sandwichs et autres soirs qui penchent. Otherwise, feel free to keep reading.

Loui Mauffette’s Poésie, sandwichs et autres soirs qui penchent, photo […]