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Lunar New Year: Metro Vancouver chefs tastefully welcome the Year of the Tiger

Metro Vancouver chefs are celebrating with especially artful dishes

CULINARYGail JohnsonJanuary 20, 2022Lunar New Year, Year of the Tiger, Vancouver food, Asian food

PuSh Festival: Through VR and live theatre, VIOLETTE brings rarely discussed subjects to light

The one-on-one work by Montreal’s Joe Jack et John confronts consent and sexual assault among neurodivergent women

FESTS, THEATREGail JohnsonJanuary 19, 2022PuSh Festival, Roundhouse Community Centre, Realwheels Theatre, French, VR

Female emotion and physicality powers La Goddam Voie Lactée by MAYDAY's Mélanie Demers

Award-winning choreographer from Montreal shares her latest work at Scotiabank Dance Centre February 4 to 6

DANCE, FESTSJanet SmithJanuary 19, 2022The Dance Centre, DANCE CENTRE

For Vancouver flute player Christie Reside, dark and stormy music fits the times

The artist’s upcoming VSO performance does away with the instrument’s stereotypes

MUSICGail JohnsonJanuary 19, 2022Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Christie Reside, UBC School of Music, flute

Ian Parker and Friends find the beautiful connections between Haydn, Schumann, and Mendelssohn

The Vetta Chamber Music concert features the return of the magnetic pianist in a trio of serene pieces

MUSICJanet SmithJanuary 18, 2022Vetta Chamber Music

East London's Joseph Toonga taps raw vulnerability and racial injustice through dance in Born to Manifest

At the PuSh fest, the artist mixes hip-hop and contemporary styles with images ripped right from the Black male experience

DANCE, FESTSJanet SmithJanuary 18, 2022PuSh Festival

P.Mansaram exhibition introduces B.C. to multidisciplinary artist's vast body of intricate work

The Medium is the Medium is the Medium shines a light on the late Indian-born, Ontario-based artist’s career spanning more than five decades

ART & DESIGNGail JohnsonJanuary 18, 2022Surrey Art Gallery, Indian Summer Festival, Homepage feature

Marion Landers' For Coloured Girls: Out of the Womb examines the trauma and triumphs of confronting systemic racism

Livestreaming via VIDF, the dance-theatre work mines the artist’s family roots in Cape Town’s “Coloured” community

DANCE, FESTSJanet SmithJanuary 18, 2022VIDF, Vancouver International Dance Festival

Violin star Chloe Kim and the Pacific Baroque Orchestra travel to Corelli's Italy and beyond, online January 19

At Early Music Vancouver, the dazzling “La Follia” varations and more

MUSIC, LIVESTREAMJanet SmithJanuary 17, 2022Early Music Vancouver, EMV, Chloe Kim

Turning Point Ensemble launches more collaborative 1+1+1... a film series starting January 31

The cross-sector project brings together composers, filmmakers, dancers, visual artists and more in striking five-minute works

MUSICJanet SmithJanuary 17, 2022Turning Point Ensemble

At PuSh Fest, Theatre Replacement envisions a "future of a future we could never have imagined"

Do you mind if I sit here? grew out of the discovery of 16mm films sent to Vancouver from the USSR decades ago

FESTS, THEATREGail JohnsonJanuary 17, 2022PuSh Festival, Theatre Replacement, James Long, Marcus Youssef

Dance review: Alexis Fletcher's assemble is a dreamlike trip into questions of life and death

The solo is a feat of complex choreography, video imagery, lighting, and monumental set pieces coming together

DANCEJanet SmithJanuary 15, 2022Alexis Fletcher, Belle Spirale Dance Projects

Debussy, Satie and Tan Dun shimmer in upcoming Vancouver Symphony Orchestra performance

The Musically Speaking concert is full of colour and playfulness

MUSICJanet SmithJanuary 14, 2022Partner Content, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

Film reviews: Two experimental documentaries decolonize film in thought-provoking ways

Prism shows the true colours of cinematic bias, while maɬni – towards the ocean, towards the shore digs into Pacific Northwest Indigenous identity

SCREENJanet SmithJanuary 14, 2022The Cinematheque

Trayvon Martin's death inspires theatre piece Our Fathers, Sons, Lovers and Little Brothers, at PuSh Festival

Playwright-actor Makambe K. Simamba draws on the story of the Black teen’s life in powerful solo show

FESTS, THEATREGail JohnsonJanuary 14, 2022PuSh Festival

Ruby Singh celebrates rich cultural polyphony with Vox.Infold, at the PuSh Festival

Racialized artists come together to find harmony in disparate vocal styles

MUSICJanet SmithJanuary 14, 2022PuSh Festival

The Cultch launches new RE/PLAY digital-theatre platform to complement live programming

Offerings starting next month include a one-one-one interactive show from Belgium’s Ontroerend Goed and a premiere by Vancouver’s Neworld Theatre

THEATRE, NEWSJanet SmithJanuary 13, 2022The Cultch, THE CULTCH

In Solo Flare, members of Turning Point Ensemble show, share their creative spark

Soloists selected a composer to work with and collaborated with various other artists for a cross-disciplinary concert featuring 11 world premieres

MUSICStir VancouverJanuary 13, 2022Turning Point Ensemble, Partner Content

Vancouver composer Leslie Uyeda's When The Sun Comes Out sees its U.S. premiere at Portland Opera, January 28

Originally commissioned by the Queer Arts Festival, pioneering opera explores love in a nation where homosexuality is banned.

MUSIC, NEWS, OPERAJanet SmithJanuary 13, 2022opera, Leslie Uyeda

Artist Trevor Lai designs Vancouver Canucks’ 2022 Lunar New Year warm-up jerseys

Having grown up in Vancouver playing street hockey, the animator created a bold Year of the Tiger logo

ART & DESIGN, NEWSGail JohnsonJanuary 13, 2022Vancouver Canucks, Year of the Tiger, Lunar New Year

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