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Nels Anderson looks out the window onto Davie Street with latte in hand, as he stifles a laugh. I’ve just asked him about game development

As we are now a few days into the 2012 Olympics, there is one issue that has garnered serious attention. No, it’s not gold medals,

Birth hits the stage with rollicking passion and storytelling flair – probably everything that was missing from grade nine sex ed.  The first play by

Armed is a play about balls. I don’t mean the kind that you might let your kids play with at McDonald’s; I mean real balls,

Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story uses vignettes of significant moments in Holly’s short musical career to demonstrate why his passing is even more tragic than

Have you ever bought one of those fancy blenders from that infomercial that seems to play on repeat? If the answer is yes, then you

Temperatures and passions were both rising at Saturday’s opening night of Bard on the Beach’s King John. On a sultry summer evening we were treated

The debut of the newest show on OLN was celebrated last Tuesday at The Forum on Granville St.  All eyes were on the many screens

Thursday night I set out to enjoy Vancouver’s famous Bard on the Beach.  A comedy from Shakespeare was on the studio stage, The Merry Wives

There are usually two types of people who use social media. There are those that occasionally check their news feeds, peruse through tweets, casually roam

Xanadu is a fun, campy and hilariously entertaining musical where ancient Greek muses, roller skates and disco balls coexist. The Arts Club production of this

What happens when you give four guys a megaphone, a camera, a car, and let them loose in Vancouver?  Drive-by compliments, obviously. IFHT, which stands