Montréal Sketchfest Hosted by Chris Sandiford
Montréal Sketchfest
Montreal Sketchfest is BACK and brings with it over 10 days of more than 20 laugh-filled sketch comedy shows and parties with more than 70 troupes from all over North America!
$12 per show (online or at the door)
$20 for a daypass (valid for 2 shows, available at the door)
OR ONLY $60 for a festpass (online)
That's the entire festival for SIXTY BEANS!!
All tickets, festpasses, and show info available at
montrealsketchfest.com
Friday May 5, 10PM @ Mainline Theatre MAINSPACE
Host: Chris Sandiford
- Barbara Bush (PHIL)
- GROSS! (MTL)
- Bridge & Tunnel (NYC)
- Backstreet’s Back (MTL)
HORAIRE / SCHEDULE
- Friday 5 May 2017 / 22:00
75 minutes
Retardataires / Latecomers : 75 minutes
Coming Soon
Session # 176 - D&D
Embark on an epic quest with Infernal Temptation during this Dungeons & Dragons-inspired life drawing event! Draw him bringing your favourite character classes to life, be they from old school RPGs or the latest Baldur's Gate video game. Just don't roll a critical miss!
Whether you wield your pencil like a wand or are just beginning your artistic journey, all skill levels are welcome. Simply grab your sketchbook, roll for initiative, and let your imagination soar!
The Creator of the Universe is coming to Montréal for the first time ever! God takes the stage in the form of Montréal actor Donald Rees in An Act of God: the divinely funny, critically acclaimed Broadway hit play by David Javerbaum, in which God and His devoted angels answer the deepest questions that have plagued mankind since creation.
"Tango in fusion est une œuvre qui combine l’art du tango avec différents styles de danse. Ceux-ci permettent de visualiser par le mouvement et la dramaturgie, certains conflits socioculturels et émotionnels auxquels nous sommes tous confrontés.
Les artistes de tango in fusion s’expriment à travers d’histoires personnelles une extase de la danse du tango dans son essence. Ce qui permet aussi avec la diversité des autres types de mouvements et musique. une connexion avec le spectateur afin de visualiser et briser différents stéréotypes socioculturels."
