December 17, 2012
I’m Jeremy Berkman, the trombonist and an Artistic Director with Turning Point Ensemble. While I’d like to say I know everything about our upcoming presentation and can share this vast knowledge, the most exciting part […]
Read MoreDecember 14, 2012
After shows at Club PuSh, delighted patrons often ask me, “What’s the secret of Club curation? Do you and Norman and Veda have a magic formula?” One would think that they would be busy stargazing, […]
Read MoreDecember 11, 2012
This is simply whacked out. Two guys go at each other. I mean, really go at each other. Animalistic, hedonistic, brutalistic, even prehistoric… It’s not dance, it’s not theatre. There are no visuals, no recorded […]
Read MoreDecember 11, 2012
Curatorial Q and A with Dani Fecko, Associate Curator of the PuSh Festival When did you first encounter this work?I first saw this show at the TBA Festival in Portland in September of 2010. (The same festival […]
Read MoreDecember 04, 2012
Club PuSh is a dynamic space that is all about experimentation— cutting-edge performance suited for a less traditional, more informal venue. It’s also the social hub of the Festival and the best place to grab […]
Read MoreNovember 20, 2012
Ride The Cyclone by Atomic Vaudeville (Victoria, Canada) * Why did you choose to include this show in the Arts Club season? Ride the Cyclone played the Revue Stage last season and we felt it would be […]
Read MoreNovember 20, 2012
CIUDADES PARALELAS / Station / Sometimes I Think I Can See You from Cork Midsummer Festival on Vimeo. Here at PuSh, the shows Sometimes I think, I can see you, Human Library, and Do You See What […]
Read MoreNovember 14, 2012
zoe|juniper in A Crack In Everything | Photo Christopher Duggan Innovative…. engaging… daring… and this is just the beginning. Having just launched Creative Collaborations- an inspired dialogue with Crystal Pite and Robert Lepage, Simon Fraser […]
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