Barber, Prokofiev, and Ravel on the program for a string quartet acclaimed for its interpretive artistry
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From theatre to dance to visual arts and beyond, events (some extending into October) magnify the meaning of Orange Shirt Day
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Produced in English by Ruby Slippers Theatre in partnership with Pacific Theatre, the play by Quebec’s Fanny Britt won the 2013 Governor General’s award for drama
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Bold new exhibition at North Van Arts unpacks personal experiences of artists who move between Canada and their country of origin
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The beloved documentarian was a founding director of Head Tax Families Society of Canada
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Holy Spider, Pacifiction, and Other Cannibals are guaranteed to work their way under your skin
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Themes for 2022 include women’s reproductive rights, journalism today, and the meaning of home, says the festival’s artistic director
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The documentary’s writer-director Nisha Platzer was 11 years old when her older brother took his own life
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Taking place October 13 to 16, the 21st annual event hosts Canada’s best authors for readings, workshops, mingling, walks, and more
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Elektra Women’s Choir’s world premiere celebrates words related to the natural world that the 2007 Oxford Junior Dictionary left out in favour of tech terms
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Choreographer’s profound new solo premieres on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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The performance by members of Accademia de’ Dissonanti also features works by European composers of the same era, including Mozart and Bach
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sticky extensions is an interdisciplinary show in collaboration with Queer Based Media
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Early Music Vancouver offers an alternative to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with some of the legendary composer’s other brilliant works
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Haunting strings, nuanced drums resurrect rich textures from a distant world
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Audrey Thomas, Tara Borin, Ruth Ozeki, and Jordan Abel among the authors recognized at the 38th annual gala
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Documentary-thriller traces the real-life hijacking of a TV station by Falun Gong movement in 2002, and its brutal repercussions
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The acclaimed pianist is one of the few in the world who could drop in at the last minute to play Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 so masterfully
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A fall virtual foodie showcase has a taste of what’s in store at Got Craft’s forthcoming Craft Holiday Market; plus, making a Waltz out of Pinot Noir
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Rising Welsh-born, Brighton-based artist’s playing manages to be manages to be both earthy and otherworldly
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