Studio 58 opens their 49th season with Kosmic Mambo

Continuing the long tradition of physical theatre at Studio 58 (joining works like Nocturne, Scenes from a Courtroom, and The Company), Kosmic Mambo is...

A portrait of connections in Men, Women & Children

Stop. Look up. What do you see? Hallways full of people looking at their cellphones — texting, taking selfies, and tweeting about their lives. The...

Gone Girl sees one mystery from two perspectives

Gone Girl is a loose adaptation of Gillian Flynn's novel of the same name. Contrary to my usual preference, it was unexpectedly refreshing to...

Educating Rita is dead funny

What does it mean to get an education? When we hear the word, most of us picture the typical university lecture hall with a...

Cypulchre is a dystopian tale of our technological future

Cypulchre follows Paul Sheffield, a former scientist in an alternate reality, who was involved with a revolutionary cyberspace called the Cloud. This invention allows...

Dances for a Small Stage collaborates with Music on Main

The role of the emcee in Dances for a Small Stage is to facilitate transitions and provide a continuous storyline throughout the evening. "I'm...

VIFF 2014 Reviews: White Bird in a Blizzard, 1987

White Bird in a Blizzard By: Christopher Cross, SFU Student Given the many young adult novels being adapted to film recently, it is no surprise that...

Haunting images in Kevin Smith’s Tusk

What the hell did I just see? A walrus rendition of the human centipede? A comedy? A fable? One of the scariest damn things...

Sex and the Suburbs: Hip hop is alive and well in Vancouver

In the 1970s, hip hop was an underground genre beginning to emerge. It started as a form of artistic expression through urban dance parties...

Rich Aucoin: A legendary concert

Aucoin’s performance at Fortune Sound Club on September 16 transformed visuals into raw sound, and music into otherworldly sight. Never have I been so...