PuSh Blog

By PuSh Festival Senior Curator Sherrie Johnson This is one of the most delicate, exquisite and intimate pieces of work I’ve experienced. Set within the confines of Auschwitz, the actors deal with anguish and persecution […]

by PuSh Festival Executive Director Norman Armour Okay… I have a problem. I want to talk about a show, and I want to tell you a great thing about it, but…. It’s a secret. I […]

Check out the website for the Consulat général de France à Vancouver, supporters of The Show Must Go On, for a special Q&A with French choreographer Jérôme Bel.You can read the interview in ENGLISH or […]

by Tanya Marquardt, performer in The Show Must Go On Just finished rehearsal, helped Adrienne wind cords and then Linda drove us home. I love that everyone takes such good care of each other, making […]

by Natalie Schneck, performer in The Show Must Go On We ran the entire show yesterday, which was really useful for getting the rhythm of the piece in our bodies. Now, it is time to […]

by Nyla Carpentier, performer in The Show Must Go On Last night we went through the final two songs in the show. Let me tell you it’s pretty exciting to know in one week we’ll […]

By Adrienne Wong, performer in The Show Must Go On Hi Everyone, I’m writing on Wednesday, January 13th. Last night we met in East Vancouver at Progress Lab 1422, a big warehouse rehearsal space that […]

Brenda Leadlay, Artistic Director of Presentation House Theatre, in conversation with Marie Clements and Rita Leistner The Edward Curtis Project is the brainchild of Metis/Dene theatre artist Marie Clements, whose vision invited a partnership with […]