Canadian comedy abuzz with love, lust, beekeeping antics, and the artificial insemination of turkeys
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Winnipeg-raised artist conducts his piece Waawaa-Steewak—Cree for “Northern Lights”—in upcoming concert
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Playing together for almost three decades, group pays tribute to composer who bridged the classical past and modernism
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Solo by Alvin Erasga Tolentino uses found objects, debris, and natural remnants to tell a story of environmental crisis
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The former CODCO and This Hour Has 22 Minutes star will also serves up her own satirical takes on today’s politics
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Toronto-based artist’s latest album Papillon de Nuit: The Night Butterfly mixes ’70s soul with jazz-funk
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Christine Quintana’s new play is by turns painfully funny and casually devastating, with a protagonist who struggles against fat phobia and relegation to the witty friend
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The local author says reality television is the great equalizer in social situations
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Show features special guest trumpet player Jerry Weldon, who starred on Harry Connick Jr.’s television program HARRY
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In its first return here since DOXA. documentary raises troubling questions about entrapment, national security, and democracy
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Ahead of Vancouver Chopin Society concert, Wigmore Hall artist-in-residence talks about Chopin’s “beautiful expressions of love” and “mountains of virtuosity”
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Miniseries in partnership with Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival features improvisational and experimental jazz
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Gary Jones and Ken Lawson’s comedic webseries returns with a Glaswegian punk and a Norwegian folkie
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The In My Own Moccasins author’s second memoir charts her journey through grief to trusting her own intuition
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In new exhibition, painter mixes street views with overhead perspectives of our city perched on the sea
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Brazilian-American talent combines unusual contemporary jazz, folk-Latin melodies, and classical music
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As part of Vox Organi, the Budapest-based musician explores the contemporary and the improvisational, unravelling the mysteries of the instrument
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Inspired by her mother, the Inverso Productions choreographer explores connection, acceptance, and support
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Composed by Leoš Janáček, 1924 piece pulls inspiration from a comic strip and unrequited love
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Performance spotlights quintet by composer-pianist Amy Beach, a female trailblazer in American music
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