PuSh Blog

by Caleb Johnston, Artistic Director, Urban Crawl The opportunity to adapt City of Dreams in Vancouver was not to be missed. I began to form a sense of this piece as my conversations with London-director […]

Name: 27% Serene Mitchell Neighbourhood: Kensington-Cedar Cottage Mother Tongue: Mandarin Background: Taiwanese & Scottish Canadian Question: What are you obsessed with? Answer: “TV: I could watch for as many hours as there are in a day.” Name: 6% Annie Low-Beer Neighbourhood:  Kerrisdale […]

By any standards, the recent growth of PuSh has been remarkable. In a bad-news arts economy, PuSh has bucked the trend, with healthy audiences, a balanced budget, organizational stability and a financial reserve that will […]

What does the Facebook message mean? Half-cut, we subject it to various decoding methodologies …“Hope you’re doing well, enjoying Vancouver — and of course, recovered from the puppet show.” We agree that hope is an expectation that […]

Name: 32% JeffreyGender: MaleNeighbourhood: Kensington-Cedar CottageMother Tongue: MandarinQuestion: What would you like to ask 100 people?Answer: “What can you do to help create a good environment?” Name: 53% Aaron Gender: Male Neighbourhood: Hastings-Sunrise Mother Tongue: English Question: What is the largest group that you […]

PuSh is proud of Norman for his dedication, passion, leadership and more importantly for his strong sense of humanity. By Janet Smith, Georgia Straight, December 3, 2010 ‘PuSh International Performing Arts Festival executive director Norman […]

by Zaira Petruf, Outreach Coordinator Podplays is a work conceived by Adrienne Wong (Neworld Theatre) and developed in partnership with Martin Kinch and the Playwrights Theatre Centre. It involves five writer/compose teams commissioned to create […]

by Associate Curator Dani Fecko I don’t have a driver’s license.  Much to the chagrin and mockery of many of my friends, I can’t drive a car. This means I take a lot of buses, […]