The year is 2178. The last woman on earth is haunted by a question: Do humans deserve a second chance? Granted, it didn’t work out great the first time. Homo-sapiens’ insatiable appetite for earth’s resources has created optimum conditions for a deadly

When I walked into the Culture Lab, I was welcomed into a home. It felt familiar, with floral couches and pictures of the Golden Temple, which I am accustomed to seeing in many Punjabi Sikh homes. “A Vancouver Guldasta”, thus,

“Dear Elizabeth”, Wunderdog Theatre’s most recent project, explores the thirty year relationship between American poets Sarah Bishop and Robert Lowell. From 1947-1977, the literary duo shared the ups and downs – divorces, the death of a partner, the birth of

The Other Side of the Flood   “The Other Side of the Flood” is a one-man show that sheds light on the traumas we face from political action, or lack there of, war and violence through our investment and ubiquitous

  Surrendering to the best indie musicians shred guitars, framed by endless expanse of summer air and the earthy gradients of cliffsides, is an essential part of the West Coast music festival experience. As far as settings go there are

It’s fair to say that being in your 72nd session justifies the title Vancouver summer institution. “Theatre Under the Stars” (TUTS) continues a long tradition of outdoor theatre in Stanley park dating from 1934 (with some hiatuses over the years

Every year Vancouver’s theatre community gathers to recognise the hard work of its members at the Jessies. For its 36th year, the ceremony was held at the scenic Bard on the Beach Main Stage. It was wonderful to see our city’s