November 04, 2015
Created by Club PuSh Curator-in-Residence Jordan Tannahill, in collaboration with 15 Vancouver residents, this is a performance for a party. The performers, dispersed through the crowd, each make declarations they hold to be true. Their […]
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A raw comedic reflection by Cynthia Hopkins on earning a living as a professional theatre artist, this stripped-down, one-woman show introduces us to a tickle trunk of eclectic semi-fictional characters. Watch them navigate the stark […]
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“When you cut up the present the future leaks in,” William Burroughs claimed. Now Mallory Catlett puts you in the reality studio to watch the cuts unfold. Sound artist G. Lucas Crane generates an alternate […]
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DJ Spooky is a composer and multimedia artist who’s worked with Metallica, Steve Reich and Yoko Ono. Here he is joined by locals Peggy Lee and Mark Ferris to rescore Situationist International founder Guy Debord’s […]
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Queer Songbook Orchestra, the Toronto 11-piece chamber pop orchestra, makes their West Coast debut and takes a look back at the last century of popular music through a queer lens. They shed new light on […]
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Behind the Juno Award-winning band Fond of Tigers are seven of Vancouver’s leading musical creatives, led by Stephen Lyons and including members Jesse Zubot and JP Carter. Their avant-garde sound textures and post-rock structures hover […]
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Inspired by tragedy and driven by hope, Halifax’s Stewart Legere and his company The Accidental Mechanics Company pay tribute in this provocative, participatory work to queer people around the world who have suffered bigotry and […]
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Harold Budd‘s music eludes classification, though it has been described as “like the Southwest desert landscapes of his youth, possessing a thin veneer of serenity, yet masking a mood that is dark and dangerous.” During […]
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