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Society And The Individual: Ballet BC’s “Program 2” is A Modern, Thoughtful Tour de Force

March 29, 2016March 30, 2016
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Medhi Walerski’s choreography has always embodied Ballet BC’s forward thinking, genre bending, adventurous ways. With “Program 2” he nudges his 21 dancers into creative formations that make for unforgettably stunning, retina burning, visuals. The show was staged at the Queen

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Sufi Mysticism in Doost : Camyar Chai Returns For Neworld Theatre’s 20th Anniversary

March 22, 2016
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Twenty years have passed since Vancouver actor and playwright, Camyar Chai, cordoned off an artistic space where genuine human connections could blossom. That ambitious space, Neworld Theatre, stands proud and tall today. After a long career marked by numerous theatre,

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Fresh TV for Perfect Rainy Night Fun With The Gal Pals

March 21, 2016March 22, 2016
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If you are feeling the slump after last month’s Galentine’s Day festivities, we have come up with currently airing TV shows that will let you get your female bonding right back on. Female-oriented TV is not what it used to

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Q&A: French Choreographer Medhi Walerski Crafts “Program 2” For Ballet BC

March 17, 2016March 22, 2016
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French choreographer Medhi Walerski, creator of Ballet BC’s upcoming feast of grace, “Program 2”, is all set to tell the story of human celebration at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre this week. The show marks the auspicious start of Ballet BC’s

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“The Gay Heritage Project”: Actor Damien Atkins Talks about The Quest Behind Gay Identity

March 1, 2016March 1, 2016
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Toronto-based actors and playwrights, Damien Atkins, Paul Dunn and Andrew Kushnir, are in hot pursuit of what it actually means to be gay. “The Gay Heritage Project” is a foray into world history. It seeks to uncover the thread of

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Talking Political Art and “Winners & Losers” with Marcus Youssef

February 12, 2016February 12, 2016
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I saw “Winners & Losers” a few years ago at the downtown SFU campus. I remember being struck by how I had never seen anything that real in Vancouver before. The show was a pop culture explosion. It was the

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The Brilliance of Flemish Theatre With Valentijn Dhaenens And “BigMouth”

February 3, 2016February 3, 2016
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“War. What is it good for?!” Jerry Seinfeld proposed was Tolstoy’s original title for “War & Peace”. It was the first thing that came to my ADHD mind when I read up on Belgian theatre artist, Valentijn Dhaenens’ upcoming linguistic

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