The Arts Club presents an intimate performance of Les Miserables

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Tragic narratives, heart-wrenching songs, and some humour sprinkled in between. These are the plot elements of Victor Hugo’s classic novel Les Miserables. While the...
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Inspiring movement at Dancing on the Edge

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For 27 years, Dancing on the Edge has presented both up-and-coming and established choreographers showcasing current contemporary dance, as well as allowing artists the...
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The new Raincity Juicery is a gem

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Raincity Juicery is the place to visit this summer. As a resident of New Westminster I celebrate chic local finds like the Hide Out...
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Comic Connoisseur: What We Need to Know is an endearing character study

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Flipping through What We Need To Know, a reader might come to the conclusion that this is an unfinished work — and to a...
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Matt Epp is Ready in Time

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Returning with a new take on his folk-pop sound, Matt Epp released his full-length album, Ready in Time, on June 23. The record was...
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Five films to see this summer

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Sun’s out, guns out — that’s the summer movie motto. While Jurassic World, Terminator: Genisys, and Magic Mike XXL have flaunted their junk to...
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Hairspray is the ultimate feel-good musical

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Andy Toth has played Edna Turnblad in Hairspray before, but this time he actually had a chance to rehearse. Last time, he was filling...
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Cinephilia: Self/Less fails to be philosophical

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Donald Davidson is casually going for a stroll in a swamp when — bang! — a flash of lightning comes down and kills him....
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Eli Bennett, Jazz Man at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival

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Vancouver is full of Canadian jazz artists every bit as exciting as the monster stars who play at the Orpheum for the Vancouver International...
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Surrey gets FVDED at summer music festival

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FVDED, the annual hip hop and dance music festival, presented an interesting crowd, from kids who looked about eight years old to the sixty-six...
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