Comic Connoisseur: Hobo Mom will leave you heartbroken and wanting more

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At a slim 66 pages, Hobo Mom can seem a little underwhelming as a graphic novel, given that most mainstream comics are about twice...
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Cinephilia: Victor Frankenstein fails to breathe life into a classic tale

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Do you prefer your Franken-shteene or -shtine? I’m more a “shteener” than a “shtiner,” but Paul McGuigan’s confused Victor Frankenstein is neither Mel Brooks...
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SFU’s new Chamber Choir prepares for debut performance

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One of SFU’s newest performing arts groups is set to make its debut, helping add to the evolving culture scene on campus. The brand-new...
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IF the Poet is a documentary tour de force

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IF the Poet follows Canadian slam poet IF (Ian French) on his journey to the 2014 Canadian Individual Poetry Slam Championship and through to...
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You Will Remember Me is a sharply written drama

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Translated from Francois Archambault’s Tu te souviendras de moi, this play is an intense family drama brought to life with sharp writing and nuanced...
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M/Hotel pushes boundaries at Dance in Vancouver

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Hotel rooms are both welcoming and alienating places; when you slide your key into the slot and enter into an empty room, everything inside...
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Blitzen Trapper falls victim to bad acoustics

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Blitzen Trapper, a rock band based in Portland, Oregon, has one of the most unique catalogues in music. They can seamlessly go from playing...
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Creed flies high and knocks down expectations

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As diehard Rocky fan, I couldn’t help but feel uncomfortable with the prospect of another film, even one focused on the son of Apollo...
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Rapture, Blister, Burn presents feminist perspective on the modern woman

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Mitch and Murray productions presents a modern take on feminism with Rapture, Blister, Burn. Written by Gina Gionfriddo, this play explores the eternal question:...
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Play pays homage to Game of Thrones through parody

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From November 13 to 15, We Know Nothing: Monologues of Ice and Fire ran at the Cultch’s Culture Lab in East Vancouver. Hilarious and...
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