A Motherload of a play

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Tackling the extremely relatable topic of mother in the modern age with dark humour and wit, Motherload promises to be a smash hit. According...
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French Canadian theatre for Anglophones

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Diane Brown, artistic director of Ruby Slippers Theatre, has been producing French Canadian plays in English translation for Vancouver audiences for over 25 years....
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Food Finds: dining in the dark

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I’m sure that most of us have heard of the belief that the loss of one of the five senses can heighten the ability...
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Life’s a Breeze is a story of family loyalty

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Life’s a Breeze is a quirky glimpse into the lives of a family struggling through hard times in Ireland, where long lineups at the...
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Séquence 8 is an incomparable circus show

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The artistry and skill of the eight acrobats of circus troupe Les 7 doigts de la main is breathtaking. With a variety of circus...
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The Odd Couple is a classic tale of friendship

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Can a slob and a neat freak live together in harmony? Will true friendship prevail, or will living together put an end to their...
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Kayak is political and personal

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Some people are so insufferably righteous that you can’t stand them. You know the type: in a way you admire them, but those feelings...
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Keep on Trockin’: men in pointe shoes are coming to Vancouver

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What would have once only been considered fodder for variety shows or slapstick comedy, men dancing en pointe has become big business for Les...
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Still Alice is a genuine portrayal of life with Alzheimers

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Still Alice, based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Lisa Genova, stars Julianne Moore as a 50-year-old linguistics professor who is...
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A place of knowledge: SFU Galleries celebrates the university’s 50th anniversary

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“Art tests things,” Melanie O’Brian, director of SFU Galleries and curator of its upcoming group exhibit, Geometry of Knowing, explained to The Peak. “It...
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