Electric Company Theatre’s cinematic-feeling work about a mysterious call centre raises circling questions about existence
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Due to overwhelming opposition to a proposed vote that could have seen the fest come to an end, board reverses course, launches fundraising and volunteer drive
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The interdisciplinary artist’s performance at PuSh Festival draws on Anishinaabe teachings
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In a one-man show that will “piss off both sides”, the theatre artist looks back on time in military with new eyes
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Film screenings, concerts, a photo exhibition, a dance performance, and more explore Blackness throughout February
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Also showing at Metro Vancouver's premier social justice documentary film festival: Rebellion, nominated for a BAFTA
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From manic butoh to punk flamenco, the fest features artists from as far away as Senegal, Italy, Japan, and beyond
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Coinciding with Black History Month, the youth-run gallery is participating in the PuSh Festival for the first time, curating a Club PuSh event
Read MoreVancouver audiences have never witnessed anything like the way the Cyr wheel turns in works by la Compagnie 7Bis from France
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For the founder of Onishka Productions, who is of Anishinaabe-Algonquin and French heritage, the immersive Okinum started as a vivid dream
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The artist’s installation here features three, looping video portraits of herself incarnating the spirit of Nehanda, with music from nora chipaumire’s new opera
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Quebec City’s Alan Lake Factorie blends dance, theatre, visual art, and cinema in its founder’s interpretation of a grisly 1819 masterpiece
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Fest supporters issue public statement urging members to oppose pending dissolution of the organization; meanwhile, others in favour of the move to dissolve
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At the PuSh Festival, Smail Kanouté’s thought-provoking new work interweaves spoken testimonials, graffitied bodies, and a mix of street-dance languages
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Finland’s Race Horse Company conjures an eerie sci-fi universe, while La Compagnie 7Bis spins the Cyr wheel in metaphorical new ways
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because I love the diversity (this micro attitude, we all have it) will not run at the 2023 fest due to delayed VISA processing
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Artistic director sees Vancouver Folk Music Festival cancellation as a “wakeup call” for arts fans
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From the warmth of West African drumming to the marimba-laced electronics of Stravinsky’s grandson, Music on Main and PuSh Fest concert is expansive and collaborative
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“I don’t see why you would kill such a thing after all these years”, says Cristall; BC Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport also weighs in
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Board cites increasing costs, greater competition for funding as it asks members to vote on dissolution of VFMF Society
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