PuSh Blog

“I thought that the program was genius. I NEVER would have had an opportunity to work with such a neat group of international artists without this chance. It has sparked my imagination, and has given […]

The Here Be Monsters Festival, October 27-30, 2011 at Performance Works on Granville Island, features new play creation, performance and community development; as well as artist workshops, forums, mentorship, networking and opportunities for theatre artists to […]

2012 PuSh Festival Sneak PeekWe here at PuSh are brimming with excitement. Bursting at the seams, even. We can’t wait to tell you about our 2012 lineup…but our lips are (mostly) sealed until our official […]

It takes a village to raise and nurture an international performing arts festival.Come, join our village. There are good people here.  Donor Spotlight: Michael Dobbin, Supporter level, PuSh Patrons Circle “I have spent most of […]

An exclusive offer for PuSh Festival fans! Inni is Sigur Rós’ second live film following 2007’s hugely celebrated tour documentary Heima. Filmed in a manner that invites both intimacy and claustrophobia, Inni cocoons the viewer […]

 Board member Peter Dickinson reports on the August 14th PuSh Festival Fundraiser… This past Sunday approximately 45 friends and supporters of the PuSh Festival gathered at the beautiful Shaughnessy home of Roberta Beiser (founding Leaders […]

 The PuSh Festival is pleased to announce that the Festival family has recently grown by one! Huge congratulations and much love to Development Manager Bobbi Parker and her husband Scott Michaels on the birth of […]

PuSh Festival publicist Ellie O’Day shares her experience with Watch Out for Bikes – a PodPlay at the Vancouver 125 Summer Live celebrations: As part of the Summer Live celebrations at Brockton Oval on the […]