PuSh Blog

This year’s Spotlight on France brings to our Vancouver stages a very special glimpse into the French performing arts milieu.

Here we go: the home stretch of the 2015 PuSh Festival! Within our office walls, we lovingly describe the experience of the Festival as a series of weddings celebrated night-after-night. Some are of the more […]

I was first aware of Grace Schwindt’s work a few years ago. There was something about her videos, the use of choreography, of working with dancers, the very nature of the costumes and settings in […]

Extraordinary, imaginative, innovative, sensual, rule-breaking and always with a dose of humour – is what I would use to describe the unique world of Machinenoisy and author of Time Machine, Delia Brett. In Time Machine, […]

http://vimeo.com/75654247 Over the past five years, artists within the South Asian diaspora have been experimenting with the tools of storytellers – manipulating and reconstructing these forms to make them speak new tongues through digital media, […]

How do you explain something that we cannot see nor measure, but know exists because of its affect? Sometimes when curating the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, Norman and I will research the old fashioned way – […]