True identities are revealed in The Tempest

The ethereal beauty of Prospero’s deserted island and Ariel’s spritely magical powers make The Tempest a unique exploration of identity and longing. Meg Roe...

Indian Summer heats up SFU Woodward’s

The Indian Summer Festival kicked off on June 3 with their Opening Gala featuring a culinary tour of Asia by Vikram Vij, who curated...

Karen Jamieson is flying solo

“Solo work hasn’t been a big interest of mine,” said choreographer Karen Jamieson, “but I knew this work needed to be solo.” Her new...

SFU alumnus turns Vancouver into the next great city of noir

With an epigraph from Raymond Chandler and homage paid to Walter Mosley in the embalming room of a funeral home bedeviled by necrophilia, SFU...

Sex and the Suburbs: To eat or not to eat? That is never the question

Every good day should be like an artisanal triple decker sandwich. It begins with a quality piece of glutenous herb-crusted bread, followed by a...

Coffee, Tragedy, History: Café Deux Soleils

Hip-hop plays over the loudspeakers, the smell of garlic, onions, and coffee hangs heavy in the air, and a mustachioed chef dances as he...

Believe in fairies with A Midsummer Night’s Dream

I’ve seen many productions of A Midsummer Night’s Dream over the years, but I have to say I laughed the most at this one....

Kick up your heels at Red Rock Diner

One of the first DJs to play Elvis, Buddy Holly, and other rock n’ roll acts regularly in Canada, Red Robinson is a Vancouver...

Album Review: Jon and Roy – By My Side

  Like a cool sea breeze on a hot day, Victoria’s folk-rock duo Jon and Roy have a deeply calming effect. Their music is layered,...

Feast your eyes at Dancing on the Edge

SFU alumna Katie DeVries is thrilled about showing her work for the first time at contemporary dance festival Dancing on the Edge. “It’s a...