Arts • October 12, 2026
At VQFF, film is a passage to queer utopia
At Vancouver Queer Film Festival, queer artists don't just get a seat at the table — they're building a whole new room.
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Arts • October 6, 2026
‘Relax, Open Your Eyes’ reconsiders the permanence of death
In this year’s VIFF program, filmmaker David Ehrenreich introduces viewers to the community who believes that, someday, humanity might be able to cheat death.
Arts • September 30, 2026
'The Last Cowboy (Hat Salesman)' was a funny and earnest ride into the sunset
The 45-minute, one-man show at the Vancouver Fringe Festival follows An Te Chu, a cowboy hat salesman who’s fallen on some tough financial times.
Arts • September 28, 2026
Soul Maker sews a tapestry of grief and catharsis
Like many Fringe shows, Soul Maker is a passion project. The production plants you in a world of folklore and ghosts and pulls you in and out of grief with a direct and tender hand.
Arts • September 18, 2026
'Coyote vs. Acme' is the rallying cry I needed
The film made a coyote out of us all.
Arts • September 16, 2026
'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' is a gory and glorious exploration of gender
Overintellectual queer director Kris, played by Hannah Einbinder, is selected to revive an exhausted in-universe slasher franchise, Camp Miasma.
Arts • September 14, 2026
A 'Buffy' episode, staged with love
The hero of the '90s TV classic must fight a musical demon in Yellow House Theatre Co.’s inaugural production of the staged episode “Once More, With Feeling.”