Omphile Molusi discusses his new political piece of theatre, Cadre

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Inspired by Omphile Molusi’s uncle, who spent time in jail, Cadre is loosely based around two events of his uncle’s life as a soldier....
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Woodward’s Watch: found object frescoes in the SCA office

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Pulling Through, the current exhibition at the School for Contemporary Arts office at the Woodward’s campus, is a series of paintings on plaster by...
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Shay Kuebler premieres Glory at the Chutzpah Festival

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What does it mean to achieve glory? Shay Kuebler wrestles with this question in Glory, his new dance work premiering at this year’s Chutzpah!...
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Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival provides inspiration through natural beauty

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Are you finding yourself daydreaming about ditching the books and getting outside? Look no further for escape and inspiration than the 18th annual Vancouver...
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Cinephilia: Jupiter Ascending doesn’t reach great heights

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Two years ago, Cloud Atlas was released. Andy and Lana Wachowski made one of the best films of the decade. Now they have made...
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Hot Tubbin’ in New Orleans

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The gang from Hot Tub Time Machine return to the big screen on February 20. . . for the most part, anyway. Stars Rob...
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The difference between hearing and listening at the Richmond Art Gallery

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Painters today are faced with over 100 years’ worth of modernist experiments in painting on a flat canvas. For that reason, a select few...
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Theatre and cinema blend in Cineastas

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Like a mesmerizing foreign film, Cineastas is intriguing, profound, and captivating. Following four filmmakers in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the show was staged on two...
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The Wilderness of Manitoba in constant flux

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The Wilderness of Manitoba are not strangers to change. The only member remaining of the band’s original line up from 2009 — frontman Will...
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The Tragically Hip have still got it

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If Gord Downie had an extra spring in his step — some extra swagger in his leather pants — on February 6, that’s because...
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