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Artivism: Sex and the Unheard uses everything from spoken word to dance to talk about sex

Artivism: Sex and the Unheard uses everything from spoken word to dance to talk about sex

Coral Santana uses art to talk about sex at B.C. Culture Days.

FESTSLucy LauSeptember 22, 2020

At the TRANSFORM Cabaret Festival, Le Gateau Chocolat takes drag into unexpected terrain

At the TRANSFORM Cabaret Festival, Le Gateau Chocolat takes drag into unexpected terrain

Le Gateau Chocolat explodes expectations in a show that explores everything from depression to Olivia Newton John.

FESTSJanet SmithSeptember 22, 2020Festivals, Le Gateau Chocolat, Drag, Cabaret, Transform Festival, The Cultch, Icons

Kouign Café brings wonder—and pastries—to Vancouver’s Chinatown

Kouign Café brings wonder—and pastries—to Vancouver’s Chinatown

Pastry chef Andrew Han finally has a place to call his own and to create culinary magic.

CULINARYGail JohnsonSeptember 22, 2020CULINARY, Culinary Feature, Homepage feature

Kokoro Dance's Reading the Bones gets an online remount, September 23 to 26

Kokoro Dance's Reading the Bones gets an online remount, September 23 to 26

At the online Vancouver International Dance Festival, the company looks back 30 years.

DANCEJanet SmithSeptember 22, 2020Kokoro Dance

VIFF opener Monkey Beach was a decade-plus labour of love for director Loretta Todd

VIFF opener Monkey Beach was a decade-plus labour of love for director Loretta Todd

The B.C. filmmaker aims to capture the magic of Kitamaat and Indigenous lore of Eden Robinson’s book

SCREENJanet SmithSeptember 21, 2020VIFF, Indigenous, Film Festival, Monkey Beach, Eden Robinson, Loretta Todd, Grace Dove, Kitamaat, Snotty Nose Rez Kids

Comic collaborators Ian Boothby and Pia Guerra hit Word Vancouver September 24

Comic collaborators Ian Boothby and Pia Guerra hit Word Vancouver September 24

Partners in life and work discuss making people laugh.

COMEDY, READJanet SmithSeptember 21, 2020

VIFF review: Inconvenient Indian finds playful visual poetry in Thomas King’s plainspoken call to action

VIFF review: Inconvenient Indian finds playful visual poetry in Thomas King’s plainspoken call to action

A flow of imagery, old and new, subverts both stereotypes and documentary traditions

SCREENJanet SmithSeptember 18, 2020VIFF