A group of dancers gathered in front of the ballet bar that runs the length of the airy rehearsal space above Davie Street. They chatted softly amongst one another, laughing and unfurling long limbs...
The Vancouver International Writers & Readers Festival, rated in July by the Canadian Tourism Commission as the number one literary festival in all of Canada, will present some of the biggest...
On September 23 the Arts Theatre Company will debut their version of Don Quixote. "This classic tale of a country gentleman with the immortal quest has captivated readers for over four centuries...
What’s a 13-year-old boy doing out late at night chasing celebrities? An entertaining new documentary explores that and other aspects of today’s celebrity mania. (Read more)
You’ve probably never seen an Orthodox Jew headbang unless you’ve been to a Matisyahu concert. His hair a little silver, beard covering his face, he seems wise beyond his 31 years, but can still...
If you were lucky enough to wander past the Cambrian Hall on August 8th, you may have caught a few notes of Bellini, Verdi, or Bartok wafting through the otherwise still evening air.
