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63D AGO

Loud's debut album certified platinum after 9 years

The 2017 hip-hop record 'Une année record' reached 80,000 Canadian sales. Only the second Quebec rap album to hit platinum.

64D AGO

Theatre production 'The Play That Goes Wrong' opens at TNM

A farcical stage adaptation of the British comedy about amateur actors attempting to stage a murder mystery launches a Quebec run at...

64D AGO

Crave will document two legendary Montreal families

Salvatoré follows the Abbatiello pizza empire; Les Guzzo profiles cinema magnate Vincenzo Guzzo.

64D AGO

Gabrielle Lessard named artistic director of Espace libre

The actress and Théâtre P.A.F. director takes over July 31, promising human-scale stories rooted in the neighborhood.

64D AGO

Museum of Civilization Explores Pleasure as Serious Subject

A new exhibition moves beyond the obvious to examine pleasure's scientific, sociological, and philosophical dimensions.

64D AGO

BODYVERSE: A Virtual Journey Inside the Human Body

OASIS Immersion opens its first VR experience at its Montréal venue, with interactive exploration of anatomy and emotion.

65D AGO

ET PAF! brings chaos and heart to Fringe with interactive clowning

A participatory show about a family waiting for a mother who never arrives explores abandonment through humour and vulnerability.

66D AGO

Disiz closes Francos with 90-minute set packed with emotion

The French rapper headlined the festival's final night Saturday, performing hits including Melodrama and drawing a full crowd at Place...

66D AGO

Six comics worth reading right now

From a touching indie friendship story to samurai retellings of French classics, these recent releases stand out.

66D AGO

Fred Pellerin finds hope in storytelling—and always has

The storyteller sits down to discuss why he keeps performing after 25 years, what he learned during his daughter's cancer battle, and...

66D AGO

Theatre season wrap: critics pick their standout moments

La Presse's theatre critics celebrate the 2025-2026 season with picks ranging from a powerful LGBTQ+ collective work to a solo...

67D AGO

Artist Caroline Hayeur Films Nocturnal Insects at the Insectarium

The documentary photographer shifts her gaze from humans to animals to insects, building custom motion-triggered cameras for her latest...