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MontrealSt John Passion
Bach: St John Passion, BWV245
Chœur et Orchestre du Festival Bach Montréal; Julian Prégardien
MontrealJakub Józef Orliński
Bach, Handel, Schiassi, Vivaldi
Jakub Józef Orliński; Hélène Brunet; L'Harmonie des Saisons
MontrealBach Collegium Japan
Bach, Vivaldi, Marcello, Telemann, Handel
Masaaki Suzuki; Bach Collegium Japan
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Tentacle Tribe's Ghost is good, but not great
Expectations are a tricky thing. High expectations more so.
Les Grands taps into the emotional depths of Lady Chatterley's Lover
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens has brought a brand new piece to the stage; a neo-classical adaptation of D.H. Lawrence’s controversial novel, Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
An evening of stars in Montreal
It’s the end of the 17/18 season for most ballet companies and for many, this means rounding off with a glitzy gala night. I feel these performances always go in one of two directions: they’re either a Greatest Hits or a bit of a patchwork quilt.
Betroffenheit: Pite,Young and the beauty of grief
The German word Betroffenheit doesn’t translate easily to English. Any German-English dictionary will spit out approximations like "shocked" and "dismayed", but for a real translation, see Crystal Pite and Jonathan Young’s challenging, beautiful work by the same name.
Robyn Orlin strikes again
Labelled a “permanent irritation” in her home country of South Africa, Robyn Orlin takes the epithet as a compliment. She’s the grain of sand that makes a pearl! An imperfect one, but still.
Experimental minimalism with TAO Dance Theater
For China’s choreographic rising star, Tao Ye, numbers hold a pivotal significance. He works in numbered series, compiling a neat catalogue of minimalist, experimental dance that can be performed alone or sit buttressed up against each other.