PuSh Blog

Belgian pianist Daan Vandewalle is one of the leading interpreters of 20th and 21st century piano music. He has collaborating with American composer Frederic Rzewski for over 20 years.

Britt Hatzius is a true radical: through photography, film, video and performance she seeks to fundamentally alter our relationship with media. In pursuit of this goal she has worked in the realms of theatre, music, […]

A dedicated artist and educator from Toronto, Adam Lazarus leads QuipTake, a theatre production, education and mentorship program with a focus on social justice issues.

Writer, director and performer Nicola Gunn has toured Australia, New Zealand, Europe and North America with her award-winning works. Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster arrives to the PuSh Festival having taken New York City […]

A fearsome new talent in the Irish arts scene, Doireann Coady is a member of THEATREclub, a collective dedicated to social change through explosive drama. She wears many hats—stage designer, actor, director and now, with […]

Marcus Youssef (King Arthur’s Night) is artistic director of Neworld Theatre and one of PuSh’s most esteemed “alumni,” having had four works previously at the Festival. Youssef is a formidable writer, thinker and activist whose […]

Fearlessly personal and forthrightly political, Northern Irish playwright Shannon Yee uses her perspective as a queer, female, ethnic minority artist to create works that excite and subvert. She is a proud member of Agent 160, […]

RPM is leading a surge in Indigenous music. Headed by Jarrett Martineau, the music platform is bringing together artists from across Turtle Island and around the world, showing that there’s strength in numbers as well […]