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I must admit, I was initially apprehensive about last night’s Mashed Poetics show. The description included the words “cover band” (a phrase I haven’t enjoyed

Have you ever seen slam poetry in Vancouver? And by that, I mean, have you ever seen slam poetry in Vancouver? Not over beers during

There are two images that come to mind when I hear someone using the adjective “delightful”. 1) A person smiling from ear to ear and

A man’s character is defined by his actions. Judas Iscariot’s character has been defined by his act of betrayal towards Jesus. Whether he embodied kindness,

Scar Tissue is a brilliant play that serves as an excellent reminder that life can be painfully beautiful – that even though losing a loved

Tucked away amidst the sparse surroundings of the “Tiki Lounge” in the basement of the Waldorf Hotel, a new improv production is offering some of

On Friday night The Centre for the Performing Arts was host to the Crazy 8’s Gala Screening. This is the 13th year of the film

Upon arrival at 1405 Anderson Street, fourteen participants, including myself, were greeted and presented with the following information: 715,195 laden shipping containers arrived in the

You have to hand it to the Vancouver Opera for continuing to satisfy opera aficionados in the city and also welcoming opera newbies to the

Vancouver’s female filmmakers were out in full force at this weekend’s 7th Annual Women in Film Festival hosted at the Vancity Theatre. I excitedly immersed

Along with the institution of marriage, comes its nasty counterpart; adultery. As the title suggests, Confessions of the Other Woman (written by Valerie Sing Turner)

The historic Firehall Arts Centre was full of energy on the 6th of March for Michael Redhill’s play, “Goodness.” This production was successful both across