Show spans projection, experimental animation techniques, and interactive installation
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The maestro is also artistic advisor of the VSO School of Music
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In partnership with Vancouver International Jazz Festival, one-time Vancouverite Benedetti returns to the city with his trio for stylized folk, blues, jazz, and rock
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Created by elika mojtabaei and Aryo Khakpour, short imagines a strange trip across town
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In Ayibobo III: Little Dollhouse on the Prairie, Mother Elle of the House of Barbara incorporates contemporary dance and burlesque to retell Haitian voodoo tales
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From winery concerts to waterfront wood carving, there’s an abundance of events happening throughout B.C. this sunny season
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Modern dance, live music, outdoor films, and more: summertime signals festival season in the city
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From croque sandwiches to flame-seared sushi, there’s plenty of outdoor eats on offer
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The free performances run all summer long, with artists such as Colin James, Sheepdogs, Walk off the Earth, and more
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The former is a hard-hitting feature drama about small-town racism and generational trauma; the latter is a short stop-motion documentary about China’s Cultural Revolution seen through a child’s eyes
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Furious Grace Dance Theatre’s Gravity in Your Eyes and Method Dance Society’s Behind Veiled Eyes explore female friendships and matriarchal ties
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New documentary profiles Marilyn Farquhar’s struggle to memorialize her brother, B.C. homeless activist Barry Shantz
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Ten international soloists and a collection of 17th-century instrumentalists will perform the rarely heard work, at once intimate and dramatic
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Soul and folk singer Celeigh Cardinal and genre-defying singer-producer Sebastian Gaskin headline Indigenous festival on September 14; ANOHNI performs with the Johnsons on October 5
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Shown for the first time together and in water, three steel sculptures on West Georgia play with reflection and
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Drawing on the endless scroll of dance fragments online, the new work pushes into fresh territory for the troupe—as does Josh Martin’s new Helen Walkley solo, blocking
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Absurdist Shakespeare play adapted and directed by Jivesh Parasram deals with dancing, morality, coercion, and hypocrisy
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The fest’s grand-opening concert on June 20 features stunning visual projections of land and seas
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Applications accepted until June 30 for British Columbians who display excellence and inspire achievement in applied art and design
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Physical comedy, dark comedy, surrealism, musical theatre, and absurdism all show up in the play having its Canadian premiere in Vancouver
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