And the Fringe goes on – more Fringe Festival reviews

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Starstuff: Per Aspera Ad Astra Starstuff: Per Aspera Ad Astra is a beautifully crafted piece of performance. True to its name, the performance is about...
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Unbuckled was an immersive country picnic

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The enthusiastic female voice on the microphone, commentating on the events, could be heard from a distance. As I walked towards the Brockton Baseball...
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The many SFU connections of Word Vancouver

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This year’s Word Vancouver festival (formerly Word on the Street) is in full swing, and gearing up for a weekend full of literary fun....
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Professor Lynne Quarmby is Running on Climate

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In the face of serious climate change, environmental crises, and a federal election campaign, perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised that scientists are emerging as...
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Coeur de Pirate’s new album is the best of both worlds

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I’ll understand if the name Coeur de Pirate fails to register with you. Despite eight years’ worth of material, including three original studio full-lengths...
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Joe Laughlin’s 4our unites generations

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After 10 years, Joe Laughlin is returning to the stage to dance in 4our, a monumental work featuring four dancers spanning 30 years. Laughlin...
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Comic Connoisseur: The Valiant come together in an action packed crossover

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On paper, a comic book crossover is everything you ever wanted and just a little bit more. It gives readers a chance to see...
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Cinephilia: TIFF takeaways

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After arriving at my hotel, picking up my press pass, and standing in line at the public screening of Son Of Saul, it occurred...
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Craft Education: best beer near campus

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The Highland Pub has some good craft beer, but that doesn’t mean your quest for craft should stop there. Here are the three best...
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Passenger impresses with acoustic set

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Plugged in acoustic music does not bring to mind the concerts that bring the house down, but, as proved in the Orpheum on September...
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