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To simplify to a borderline traitorous extent, Aristotle argued that a “thing” is more than the sum of its parts; a syllable, for example, is

Last fall, the Lovers of Zeppelin performances made quite the splash, marrying the moving language of dance with the raucous, classic rock sounds of Led

With the recent announcement that TED, the global cultural conference series, is moving to Vancouver, new eyes are upon us and it is more important

Many will know Walsh from her various television shows, perhaps most notably This Hour Has 22 Minutes. However, in the performance she has staged at

As one of its first plays this year, Arts Club has brought a full-fledged comedy to its stage and I was given the chance to

Since last week’s feature on the upcoming Lovers of Hendrix shows at the Electric Owl, tickets have sold out for the Friday show; I wasn’t

As I walk into the somewhat secretly situated theatre space at 1422 William St., which also houses the offices of other prominent Vancouver theatre companies

Being slightly less than an expert in Peking Opera, I called upon the Wikipedia Gods to assist my understanding.  They told me that the characteristic

/a> Japanese slang for “one who talks a lot”, Pecha Kucha 20×20 started in Tokyo (2003) as a way for creative people to share their

Last week, the Arts Club Theatre Company, in conjunction with the Push international performing arts Festival, introduced Ride the Cyclone to the Granville Island Stage.

Included in this years PuSh Festival line up was The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart. The WISE Hall was already humming as we arrived fifteen minutes

As the audience expectantly murmurs their way into their seats, Pieter Ampe is on his back on the hard floor, legs straight up in the