Cette oeuvre est présentée dans sa version originale en anglais.

A Canadian Explains Eurovision is an energetic mix of pop trivia, karaoke, and personal revelations that invites Canadians into Eurovision’s fabulous and tumultuous “non-political” world. One part TED Talk, stand up comedy and cabaret this show features a full instructional on what is the contest, it's major turning points and why this Eurovision superfan is obsessed - for better or worse! Featuring high energy pieces from Eurovision history, hidden gems and exactly one sparkly costume, this "Near perfect explainer show" (fringereviews.co.uk) invites you to dive into the contest before Canada makes its grand debut and asks the question "What exactly are we stepping into here?" 

Matti McLean is a Canadian artist, storyteller, and Eurovision superfan from North Bay, Ontario, now based in Toronto. His work blends comedy, song, and personal narrative—exploring queer identity and fandom as forms of community and self‑expression. Recent highlights include touring across the country as a part of "Solovela," As well as touring his own shows "The $#!T", "A Canadian Explains Eurovision To ____" and "Bodies." Let me know if there's anything else you might need and I'll try to send it along asap!

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$25 at the door

Remboursements

Jusqu'à 7 jours avant l'événement

Échanges

Jusqu'à 1 jour avant l'événement

Accès pour personnes à mobilité réduite

Oui

Nous sommes à un coin de rue de la station de métro Papineau.

Si vous conduisez :

À la sortie du Pont Jacques Cartier, gardez la droite pour sortir vers De Lorimier direction sud. Tournez à droite sur De Maisonneuve puis à gauche sur la rue de Champlain. Tournez à gauche sur St-Catherine.

Notez que la rue Sainte-Catherine est piétonnière durant la saison estivale, donc inaccessible au automobiles de mai à octobre. 

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We are one corner from the Metro Papineau subway station.

If you are driving:

After exiting the Jacques Cartier Bridge, stay in the right lane to exit onto De Lorimier heading south. Turn right onto De Maisonneuve, then left onto Rue de Champlain. Turn left onto St-Catherine.

Please note that Sainte-Catherine Street is closed to traffic during the summer months, so it is inaccessible to cars from May through October.

Stationnement sur les rues près du commerce en tout temps et sur la rue Sainte-Catherine en dehors de la période de piétonisation qui s'étend de mai à octobre.

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Street parking is permitted near the bar at all times and on Sainte-Catherine Street outside the pedestrianization period, which runs from May to October.