Chris Burkard is an accomplished explorer, photographer, creative director, speaker, and author. Traveling throughout the year to pursue the farthest expanses of Earth, Burkard works to capture stories that inspire humans to consider their relationship with nature, while promoting the preservation of wild places everywhere.
Admission $12
$20 with open class at 8 pm
For all those that love close embrace and dream of experiencing a milonga in Buenos Aires, this evening is especially for you! Join us!
To ensure an equal number of leaders and followers, registration is requested by email, telephone (514) 578-3871 or FB messenger.
Table reservation are possible and encouraged especially for groups or couples.
![[:fr]"La musique guérit » Un concert bénéfice à l'appui de la recherche Canadienne essentielle sur la maladie polykystose rénale[:en]"Music Heals" A benefit concert in support of critical Canadian research for polycystic kidney disease[:] @ Théâtre Rialto | Montréal | Québec | Canada](http://theatrerialto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/2017-05-28-Music-Heals-WEB-214x300.jpg)
2nd Annual Music Heals Benefit Concert
The PKD Foundation of Canada – Montreal Chapter proudly presents the 2nd annual Music Heals benefit concert in support of critical Canadian research for PKD. Talented artists from Montreal will perform a variety of musical genres and ethnic groups will reveal the beauty of their heritage through song and dance. Enjoyment for the whole family!
Purchase your tickets through the Rialto Theatre box office or contact the Montreal Chapter Coordinator for additional pick-up options.
A holistic approach that yields positive results.
Apart from taking care of basic students’ requirements, Opération Bonne Mine focuses on key, school-success elements such as self-confidence, sense of belonging and desire to exceed expectations. To achieve these goals, the program looks at all aspects that can have an impact on academic success: extracurricular and school activities, meals, necessary school supplies, transportation and after-school programs.
By providing each child with an equal opportunity to develop his/her learning potential to the fullest, we feel that we can keep a majority of kids in school and effectively break the cycle of poverty.
![[:fr]ELSEWHERE - Au Studio Rialto[:en]ELSEWHERE - At Rialto Studio[:] @ Studio Rialto | Montréal | Québec | Canada](http://theatrerialto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/2017-06-Elsewhere-au-Studio-300x300.jpg)
Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Six masked characters experience one country’s collapse into absurdity. An exploration of the human crisis that has befallen Venezuela. Elsewhere uses mask and storytelling to explore six lives affected by the Venezuelan crisis. In Elsewhere, a grandmother dips into memories of easier times, a beauty queen waits in line to feed her children, a police officer questions his alliance with the government, a homeless man pleads to god, a political prisoner waits for freedom, and a Venezuelan-Canadian watches from afar wondering what she can do to help.
TEAM
Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Set and costume design by: Liv Wright
Lighting design by: Amber Hood
Sound design by: Martin Nishikawa
Mask Design by: Mathieu René
Stage Management by: HeatherEllen Strain
Movement coaching by: Leslie Baker
Mask coaching by: Myrna Wyatt Selkirk
Dramaturgy by: Emma Tibaldo
Mentorship by: Micheline Chevrier and Shauna Janssen
Poster design by: Marisa Velazquez-Rivas
This project is supported by:
Playwrights Workshop Montreal
The Cole Foundation
The Rialto Theatre
Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Six masked characters experience one country’s collapse into absurdity. An exploration of the human crisis that has befallen Venezuela. Elsewhere uses mask and storytelling to explore six lives affected by the Venezuelan crisis. In Elsewhere, a grandmother dips into memories of easier times, a beauty queen waits in line to feed her children, a police officer questions his alliance with the government, a homeless man pleads to god, a political prisoner waits for freedom, and a Venezuelan-Canadian watches from afar wondering what she can do to help.
TEAM
Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Set and costume design by: Liv Wright
Lighting design by: Amber Hood
Sound design by: Martin Nishikawa
Mask Design by: Mathieu René
Stage Management by: HeatherEllen Strain
Movement coaching by: Leslie Baker
Mask coaching by: Myrna Wyatt Selkirk
Dramaturgy by: Emma Tibaldo
Mentorship by: Micheline Chevrier and Shauna Janssen
Poster design by: Marisa Velazquez-Rivas
This project is supported by:
Playwrights Workshop Montreal
The Cole Foundation
The Rialto Theatre
Youpiiiiii, UncleFOFI reçoit Yacine Belhousse, de la première mouture du Jamel Comedy Club.
Le plus gentil, le plus cool et surtout celui qui a le sketch le plus drôle sur les quebecoises de l’histoire de l’humour sur la planète.
Vidéo:
Un humoriste qui adore le quebec mais n’a pas le temps de venir jouer ici très souvent, ne ratez pas son passage au Couscous Comedy Show, en plus yaura de la bonne bouffe de tonton!
Bien entendu, UncleFOFI sera la pour vous présenter l’évolution de son one man show et les nouveautés reliés à l’actualité qu’il aime à traiter dans le cadre du Couscous News et autres numeros originaux.
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Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Six masked characters experience one country’s collapse into absurdity. An exploration of the human crisis that has befallen Venezuela. Elsewhere uses mask and storytelling to explore six lives affected by the Venezuelan crisis. In Elsewhere, a grandmother dips into memories of easier times, a beauty queen waits in line to feed her children, a police officer questions his alliance with the government, a homeless man pleads to god, a political prisoner waits for freedom, and a Venezuelan-Canadian watches from afar wondering what she can do to help.
TEAM
Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Set and costume design by: Liv Wright
Lighting design by: Amber Hood
Sound design by: Martin Nishikawa
Mask Design by: Mathieu René
Stage Management by: HeatherEllen Strain
Movement coaching by: Leslie Baker
Mask coaching by: Myrna Wyatt Selkirk
Dramaturgy by: Emma Tibaldo
Mentorship by: Micheline Chevrier and Shauna Janssen
Poster design by: Marisa Velazquez-Rivas
This project is supported by:
Playwrights Workshop Montreal
The Cole Foundation
The Rialto Theatre
![[:fr]Lancement de livre et célébration du livre The Women of Saturn au Rialto Hall[:en]Book launch party for The Women of Saturn at Rialto Hall[:] @ Rialto Hall | Montréal | Québec | Canada](http://theatrerialto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/2017-06-04-Women-Of-Saturn-Rialto-Hall-WEB-214x300.png)
The Women of Saturn is a gripping novel with current themes and built-in suspense, as Montreal Italian as a two cheek kiss and as satisying as southern Italian food. Set in a high school in Park Extension, in the backdrop of 1980 Montreal, with constant news flashes of crime, political corruption, school disruptions due to contract negotiations, it makes 2017 feel a lot like 1980.
Join us for a special 80s revival launch party for The Women of Saturn hosted by actress/playwright Michaela Di Cesare, author of the critically acclaimed play, Pirandello’s Wife, and with music by the rock band Bad Selfies. Doors open at 6:00, readings at 7:00, music and dance afterwards. Door prizes, cash bar, free admission.
Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Six masked characters experience one country’s collapse into absurdity. An exploration of the human crisis that has befallen Venezuela. Elsewhere uses mask and storytelling to explore six lives affected by the Venezuelan crisis. In Elsewhere, a grandmother dips into memories of easier times, a beauty queen waits in line to feed her children, a police officer questions his alliance with the government, a homeless man pleads to god, a political prisoner waits for freedom, and a Venezuelan-Canadian watches from afar wondering what she can do to help.
TEAM
Written and performed by: Joy Ross-Jones
Directed by: Cristina Cugliandro
Set and costume design by: Liv Wright
Lighting design by: Amber Hood
Sound design by: Martin Nishikawa
Mask Design by: Mathieu René
Stage Management by: HeatherEllen Strain
Movement coaching by: Leslie Baker
Mask coaching by: Myrna Wyatt Selkirk
Dramaturgy by: Emma Tibaldo
Mentorship by: Micheline Chevrier and Shauna Janssen
Poster design by: Marisa Velazquez-Rivas
This project is supported by:
Playwrights Workshop Montreal
The Cole Foundation
The Rialto Theatre
