Programming includes world premieres from Chimerik 似不像 and rice & beans theatre, BOGOTÁ by Andrea Peña & Artists, and beyond
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The artist is leaving PuSh International Performing Arts Festival after the 2025 event; Margo Kane also departs PuSh
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Festival celebrates lead-up to 20th-annual edition with fundraising campaign at Hastings Racecourse & Casino that features both a live auction and online bidding
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Having trained in North Indian classical singing, the artist speaks her own musical language filled with computer-based sound
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At PuSh Festival, artists play off themes of strength and fragility by using paper for aerial stunts
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Copresentation of DARKMATTER and L’amour telle une cathédrale ensevelie celebrates milestone for SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs
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PuSh Festival duet with Camilo Mejía Cortés plays with distortion through a hip-hop music technique, rap-anthem choir, black paint, and more
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Free-associative stories and dance stitched loosely together to match ginormous sari tapestry that unfurls in Indian Summer Festival/PuSh Festival/The Cultch show
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Artist’s Indian Summer Festival/PuSh Festival solo because i love the diversity (this micro-attitude, we all have it) was a close collaboration with award-winning Vancouver playwright Marcus Youssef
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In New Works and PuSh Festival’s world premiere, performers draw upon experiences as immigrants from Brazil and China
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In a statement ahead of the festival, director of programming reflects on compiling “works that share a sense of cultural urgency”
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Ramanenjana takes a witty look back at a real mass-dance event in Madagascar, while BLOT – Body Line of Thought cultivates real bacteria
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Artist Basel Zaraa wants audiences to see how displacement affects people’s everyday lives
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As part of PuSh Festival at Scotiabank Dance Centre, performers disassemble clothing items, sew them into ever-shifting sculptural pieces, and then return them to original forms
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One piece highlights a dilemma between impulse and socially imposed morals, while the other offers perspective on forced displacement
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Gabrielle Martin converses with artists who are pushing boundaries and playing with form ahead of the festival’s run from January 18 to February 4
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The New Year starts off strong in the local arts community, from dance to interactive installations to a Cabane à Sucre
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Tickets go on sale November 22 for offerings that range from a refugee-camp installation to a dance-circus set amid a surreal paper set
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