MFA student collaborates with Mascall Dance for the remount of The Three Cornered Hat

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Barbara Adler’s work doesn’t fall neatly into one genre. She’s working on her masters of fine arts in interdisciplinary studies at SFU, and regularly...
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BC music festivals for every type of music lover

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Raise your heart rate and take a deep breath of fresh air: It’s almost time to stock up on enough summer fun to get...
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DanceHouse presents “energetic” Kafig Brasil

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Jim Smith, co-founder and producer of the DanceHouse contemporary dance series, describes Kafig Brasil as an antidote to the other shows that the series...
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Diverse movement at the Vancouver International Dance Festival

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Ferenc Fehér The Vancouver International Dance Festival presented a diverse line up of artists this year, and offered many free shows as well as ticketed...
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Cinephilia: Inherent Vice is a convoluted tale of ’70s debauchery

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Paul Thomas Anderson’s adaptation of Thomas Pynchon’s novel, Inherent Vice is a labyrinth with no way out; the more you think about its plot...
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Blasted is overtly shocking theatre

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Provocative and dramatic, British playwright Sarah Kane’s Blasted was met with hostility and outrage upon its 1995 debut. The play was originally condemned for...
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An alien race clashes with humanity in Home

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Tim Johnson’s Home is a computer animated science fiction-comedy film about an alien invasion with an interesting twist. Themes such as friendship, accepting differences,...
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Cézanne, The Poetics of Space, and Unscrolled impress at the Vancouver Art Gallery

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Last Wednesday, I had the pleasure of visiting the Vancouver Art Gallery and seeing its three stunning exhibitions: Cézanne and the Modern, The Poetics...
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A conversation with Vancouver’s rising hip-hop star, Dkay

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Having dropped his debut album last October and opened for major hip-hop talents including MGK, YG, and Hopsin since, Dkay is a rapper to...
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Walk the Moon sell out the Commodore with their energetic, ’80s-inspired pop music

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Walk the Moon from Ohio brought their energetic, danceable music to the Commodore Ballroom on March 22 as part of their Talking is Hard...
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