Ideas worth spreading in Vancouver

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This year’s TEDxVancouver will take place on Saturday, October 18 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. An independent event affiliated with the TED Talks, this...
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Our Town: as much as things change, they always stay the same

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Sitting at a picnic table beside the main stage tent at Bard on the Beach, Bob Frazer explains that Thornton Wilder and Shakespeare have...
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Liam Neeson takes A Walk Among the Tombstones

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Aim low; achieve average; feel awesome: this is Liam Neeson’s recent strategy for choosing roles. Your enjoyment of Scott Frank’s A Walk Among the...
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How glorious it is: an inter view with The Glorious Sons

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Kingston Ontario's The Glorious Sons will soon release a new album, The Union, just days after they play in Vancouver. Brett Emmons, the band's...
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Album review: The Gaslight Anthem – Get Hurt

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The fifth album from these New Jersey rockers, Get Hurt marks a change in the band’s tone with a less celebratory mood and more...
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Empathizing with evil in The Drop

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Leaving uneasy after seeing The Drop, I looked down and noticed red ink had stained my hands like the bloodguilt the hero (and I)...
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Art imitates life in a Fringe show about actors who work at a restaurant

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Sometimes life imitates art and vice versa in a serendipitous feedback loop. Pippa Mackie is an actor, and she also works in a restaurant;...
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Why road trip stories are so captivating

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I have yet to encounter anyone who doesn’t like a good old-fashioned road trip. That’s the truly amazing thing about them: there are so...
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Fringe Festival highlights

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The Fringe Festival is on its 30th run this year, but I only discovered its majesty in 2013. Its small-sized venues provide just the...
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In theory: no budget, no crew, no script

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Schrodinger’s cat, dinner party antics, and experimental filmmaking collide in James Ward Byrkit’s directorial feature-length debut, Coherence. This is one head trip of a...
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