Duceppe — Attraction in Montreal

At first did not know where this theatre was located as its a smaller venue but IT IS still within Place des Arts.

DIRECTIONS: Easiest way to find it is to use entrance parallel to Complex des Jardins. Its literally right across from it. Once in that entrance it will be super easy finding it. Its a little more confusing from the metro but really as long as you go towards Place des Arts where all the theatres are you will see signs.

INSIDE :The theatre is air conditioned so bring a shawl even in summer I kinda was too cold .

SEATING: You have a good view of stage from different priced seats as its a smaller venue. I had row F and could see really well. Therefore do not worry if you do not have very upfront seats because in general the view is good from several rows back too.

WHEELCHAIRS: YES it is wheel chair accessible but you should ask before which entrances and staff usually assists to seat.

I went there during Just for Laughs to a play called Mama and everything ran organized and smoothly. When you come out there is an exit which can lead you to Quartier de Spectacles or signs indicating metro. Parking is available indoors too. Ask for combo show...

Nice place. Smaller then i expected. And hard to find once in the place des arts building. We were in the g row and we could see the play perfectly, the slant between the rows was big enough the heads of the people in front of us were not hiding anything. The only thing bad i have to say is that we arrived a little close to the starting time and it was very hard to get to our seats without stepping on any toes. The leg room is...

Sans titre, 1967 by Jean Cartier, Richard Poirier

A mosaic of organic forms evokes both the aesthetics of so-called primitive arts and the artistic style reminiscent of Paul Klee. It blends a mechanical structure crafted from bolts and screws with the stained glass and ceramic art nouveau designs inspired by architect...