“When you ride through Vancouver with that type of bike ride, the expression of people as you come across them is quite amazing, and it’s always positive.”
“When you ride through Vancouver with that type of bike ride, the expression of people as you come across them is quite amazing, and it’s always positive.”
Combined with the low budget, Stirewalt’s technique gives Savage a tone of naturalism. Audience goers may not realize that the boys had never been on a farm before; because they aren’t actors, they perform exactly as kids should.
“You’re up close and intimate. The expectations of you as an audience member are totally subverted and every piece is going to have different rules for you as a spectator and different opportunities as an audience member.”
“Art Song is an incredibly intense kind of chamber music. As many performers say, it feels like two people become one expressive entity, sharing emotions, ideas, and even breathing together.”
The large-scale portraiture approach was chosen to help visitors recognize plankton as organisms with personhood, rather that tiny particles in the water.
You might not expect a play about sexual assault to be entertaining, and certainly not funny, but that is exactly how Shameless Hussy Productions describe their new show, Dissolve.
Inspired by black and white movies from the Golden Age of Mexican cinema and a song that goes by the same name, El Jinete (The Rider) is a tribute to mariachi music, Mexican culture and love.
Two UBC graduates have created a new dining service in an effort to make Vancouver a more sociable city.
No matter the scenario of celebration, there’s no harm in doing a tiny bit of alcoholic name-dropping.
The collection includes a 1688 printing of Milton’s Paradise Lost, a book of Greek poetry signed by Lord Byron and a copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland signed by none other than Alice Hargreave, who was the inspiration for Lewis Carroll’s titular character.
